SAN ANTONIO — Credit unions that combine more back-office operations and are hyperfocused on member needs will be most likely to do well in hard times.
That's the advice Texas Credit Union League President Dick Ensweiler and credit union lawyer Bruce Jolly gave attendees at the NASCUS State System Summit.
"Even though they can't agree on a common brand and have overlapping FOMs, many have found ways to share operational costs," Ensweiler said.
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