ONTARIO, Calif.–The California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues have announced plans to launch an inaugural Mid-Sized CU Forum for CEOs of credit unions ranging from $239 million to $1 billion in assets.
The event will be held Oct. 11 at VISA’s headquarters in Foster City, Calif., and will run from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. PT.
“This uniquely designed event will explore distinctive ‘mid-size’ operational challenges and opportunities within today’s dynamic financial services landscape,” the leagues said. “As credit unions of all asset sizes and local footprints across California and Nevada continue leading the way in meeting their members’ unique needs, a great majority in the middle have found themselves growing larger — yet not necessarily hitting the definition of ‘large’ in today’s increasing asset-size environment.”
On the Agenda
The leagues said the forum will include thought-provoking discussions, best practices, collaborative problem-solving and networking.
According to the leagues, nearly 60 credit unions across California and Nevada were considered “mid size” according to first-quarter data from NCUA. Average yearly total asset growth in both states was 1.7%, while member growth was 1%.
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