Two suburban Detroit credit unions, the $55 million Trenton FCU and the $81 million Wyandotte FCU, announced Monday they are merging effective Oct. 1 with Trenton continuing.
A membership vote is slated this week at the SEG-based Wyandotte. The combined CU, to be named Shore to Shore Community FCU, will have more than 21,000 members and five offices.
"This is a merger that has been in the talking stages for more than a year and unites two credit unions that have done well," declared Jon Looman, president/CEO of the community-chartered Trenton. Looman will become CEO of the consolidated CU with Kathryn White, currently CEO of Wyandotte, as president.
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