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F&A Has a new CEO




MONTEREY PARK, Calif. — F&A Federal Credit Union has named a new president and CEO. The $1.66-billion F&A has selected Tim Green to lead the organization.

Green has more than 12 years of experience in the financial services industry, as well as another five years of experience in the financial advisory industry, and most recently was EVP/CFO with KeyPoint Credit Union in Santa Clara, Calif.  Prior to his time at KeyPoint Credit Union, Green was EVP/CFO at Gateway Bank for five years. 


“I am very excited to be joining F&A Federal Credit Union and am honored to have been given the opportunity to lead such an organization,” said Green in a statement. “There is tremendous opportunity to take what is an already fantastic credit union and make it into an even greater financial resource for the membership and the community.”
F&A FCU has approximately 45,500 members.


About F&A
F&A was chartered in 1936 to provide financial services to employees of the Los Angeles County Forestry, Fire and Agricultural Departments. From opening day assets of $26, F&A has grown to holdings in excess of $1.5 billion and over 45,000 members. In addition to employees and families of the Forestry, Fire, Agricultural and Weights & Measures Departments, F&A serves employees and families of cities that contract services with the LA County Fire Department, plus various other cities employees throughout Los Angeles County. As one of the largest credit unions in America, we've had a singular commitment for over 75 years:
To ensure that our members receive caring and personal service along with exceptional value.




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