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Rising deposit rates have been pressuring net interest margins (NIMs) in recent quarters. Competition for deposits has led to increases in higher-cost deposit products, such as certificates of deposit and money market accounts, as well as an increasing need to explore wholesale funding options. NIMs for the credit union industry are not markedly lower, as Exhibit 1 shows, but many institutions are facing pressures on managing funding costs.
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