California Coast and San Diego County Credit Unions Announce Strategic Merger
The merger, pending regulatory approval and a membership vote, will create a $13.5 billion financial institution serving nine Southern California counties.
- California Coast Credit Union and San Diego County Credit Union have confirmed plans to merge, forming one of the largest credit unions in California and the nation.
- The combined entity will have $13.5 billion in assets, 65 branches, and over 1,400 employees, ranking fourth largest in California and 16th nationwide.
- The merger requires regulatory approval and a membership vote by California Coast members, with the legal merger expected in early 2026 and full integration by 2027.
- The new organization will operate under the California Coast Credit Union name, with Todd Lane as President/CEO and Teresa Campbell retiring post-merger.
- Both credit unions have emphasized no job losses will occur, highlighting their commitment to retaining talent and expanding community impact.