Del-One Federal Credit Union and Louviers Federal Credit Union have officially announced their merger, uniting two Delaware-based financial institutions to expand member benefits, strengthen community impact and build a shared future rooted in their longstanding values.
“This merger is not just about combining assets – it’s about combining legacies, cultures and a shared vision for empowering our members and our teammates,” Dan McCarthy, president/CEO of Del-One, said.
The merger, legally effective Nov. 1, 2025, will create a larger credit union with an expanded branch network, enhanced technology and increased financial strength. Louviers members will continue to receive personalized service from familiar staff, while employees from both institutions will gain new opportunities for professional growth and leadership development.
Starting Aug. 3, 2026, the two credit unions will begin functioning as one system. Until then, Del-One and Louviers members will continue using their respective branches and services. Members will receive advance notice of any operational changes.
“This is a win for our members, our employees and our communities,” Chris Davis, retiring president/CEO of Louviers, said. “Together we’re building something stronger – rooted in trust, driven by purpose and focused on the future.”
Del-One currently holds more than $743 million in assets and serves over 90,000 members statewide.
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