Since year-end 2017, credit unions have gone from financing 19.7% of auto loans on the market to 20.5%.

Annual growth in auto loans was the fastest of any major loan product at U.S. credit unions. Dig deeper to learn why.

Commercial loans comprised 6.9% of the total lending portfolio at U.S. credit unions, an increase of 19 basis points from the same time last year.

Annual credit union loan growth was slower in 2018 than in 2017, but there is still evidence that loan demand remains robust.

Callahan’s annual Executive Outlook Survey gathers insight on what’s top of mind for credit union leaders across the country as they navigate changing local and national economic conditions.

Savvy credit unions benchmark their performance against similar institutions to establish more meaningful goals and performance evaluations.

For credit unions to continue their strong performance in 2019 and beyond, they must focus on the needs of members as well as on the needs of those serving members.

Membership at U.S. credit unions increased 4.4% year-over-year and the average member relationship increased $542 in 2018. What else happened in the fourth quarter?

Callahan data shows record loan originations as well as an uptick in ROA in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Think about the power of common bonds while finding these credit unions with similar names.