Valley First Credit Union in California names new CFO

By Frank Gargano September 24, 2021, 4:10 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Valley First Credit Union in Modesto, California, has appointed a new chief financial officer.

The $833 million-asset institution announced Friday that Todd McCoy will join Valley First’s C-suite to oversee payments, collections, compliance and more.

“Todd is incredibly knowledgeable in the areas of finance and risk which are of course pillars of our organization and a successful credit union,” Kathryn Davis, Valley First's president and CEO, said in a press release. “He will also be a great personality fit for our organization and I know our teams will enjoy working with him.”

Beore joining Valley First, McCoy was vice president of finance and risk management at the $1.2 billion-asset University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union based in Lexington, Kentucky. There, he managed its investment portfolio, led the asset liability management committee, and assisted with budgetary planning.

cropped Todd McCoy, Valley First Credit Union.jpg — Todd McCoy joins Valley First Credit Union as chief financial officer after most recently being vice president of finance and risk management at University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union.

“I’m excited to join the team at this growing and driven credit union,” McCoy said in the release. “Kathryn is building a leading team and an incredible organization — I’m looking forward to having an impact here.”

Valley First was formed through the 1999 merger of Stanislaus Federal Credit Union and Vintage Federal Credit Union under a state charter.

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