The number of CU branches declines.
The number of branches operated by U.S. credit unions continues to decline, though surviving locations are evolving to encompass all aspects of retail delivery.
Banks only report branch-level data in the second quarter. For comparative reasons, June 2018 credit union branch data is used for part of the analysis. Final second quarter 2019 data won't be available until the second week of September.
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