Provident Bank announced that four commercial banking teams have been established in New York City. The new hires include: Louis J. De Luca, Nicholas C. Tavantzis, Jeffery Wall, Thomas Kokinias, Nicole Bonica and Gabriel Safdie.
CSG Partners announced that R. Dirk Peters has joined the firm to open and manage the firm’s new office in Miami. Previously, he was the founder of OwlRock Capital.
King Trade Capital announced that Jay Burchfield has returned to the company after a one-year hiatus. He returns as a senior account executive with responsibilities to underwrite and manage portfolio client accounts.
Valley National Bank has appointed Joseph Triscoli to senior vice president of the Asset-Based Lending Division located in New York City.
TD Bank announced it has promoted John A. Socarraz to business development officer, vice president in Asset-Based Lending in Florida. The company also hired Eugene (Gene) A. Leary as senior business development officer in Asset-Based Lending in Connecticut.
Cole Taylor Business Capital announced the opening of a new regional sales office in Seattle, WA. The office will be headed by asset-based lending veteran Joel Carlson, who joins the firm as senior vice president. The company also hired Heidi Luck who will work out of her offices in Bolton, CT.
Maranon Capital announced the promotion of Laura Albrecht to principal and the appointment of Mary Duvall as an accounting analyst.
RedRidge Finance Group announced the addition of Gerard (Gerry) D. Paez to its team of financial professionals as a principal. Paez will be responsible for direct acquisitions of specialty finance companies and stressed assets for the company’s investment portfolios.
First Capital announced Gerard Hanabergh has joined the company as executive vice president and chief credit officer. He joined from RBS/Citizens Financial where he was chief risk officer for the asset-based loan and leasing portfolios.
Firstrust Bank hired John D. Rooney as senior vice president, director of new business development for commercial lending, the Gloucester County Times reported.