MARRIETTA, Ohio–Two Ohio credit unions said they have completed their merger.

The $107.8-million Riverview Credit Union and the $6-million Kraton Belpre CU have combined to provide “ KBFCU members greater access to a comprehensive portfolio of banking products, full-service offices, and digital banking.”

Plans call for the merger to be completed by Sept. 30. The two CUs are approximately 13 miles apart in towns that are located on the Ohio River.

Riverview CU closed 2024 with $508.265 in net income and net worth of 8.23%. Kraton Belpre reported Q1 2025 net income of $7,091 and net worth of 19.34%. KBFCU has approximately 655 members. 

The combined CU has approximately 8,000 members and four branches.

‘More Robust CU’

Brendan Healy, president and CEO of Riverview CU, leads the combined operation.

“With this merger, we’re bringing together our resources to build a more robust financial partner for our members and local communities,” said Healy in a statement. “Our vision is to provide an exceptional digital banking experience, greater convenience, and the innovative products and services our members expect. This merger is about investing in our members’ futures, ensuring we’re positioned to meet their needs today and tomorrow.” 

Riverview Credit Union’s board has added two members from the KBFCU board.