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Founded in 2007, RoundPoint is a fully-licensed agency and non-agency subservicer for commercial banks, credit unions, mortgage companies and hedge funds. The Charlotte, NC-based company currently services over $75 billion worth of mortgage assets, which are comprised of its own assets and loans subserviced for many other investor types nationwide. RoundPoint is licensed to service loans in all fifty states, the District of Columbia, and the U.S Virgin Islands and is publicly rated by Fitch Ratings (RPS3+, RSS3+), Standard & Poors (Average) and Kroll Bond Rating Agency (BB). RoundPoint is a seller and servicer for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It is an approved single family Issuer and servicer for Ginnie Mae, and maintains current MBS issuer eligibility. RoundPoint is also an approved servicer for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In addition to servicing loans guaranteed by Fannie Mae, RoundPoint services for third parties and has an extensive portfolio of loans involved in FDIC structured and shared loss transactions.
Intercontinental Exchange is an industry leader in the global financial market place. Employees at Intercontinental Exchange impact trillions of financial transactions on a daily basis. Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE) is a leading operator of regulated exchanges and clearing houses serving the risk management needs of global markets for agricultural, credit, currency, emissions, energy products. With the acquisition of the NYSE, Intercontinental Exchange has successfully expanded into the equities market.
Pinnacle Credit Svc is a Minneapolis, MN-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Every organization has a story. Many are typical accounts of significant financial transactions, notable business acquisitions, facility openings, ribbon-cuttings and the like, generously sprinkled with the obligatory nods to navy-jacketed men and women. But good organizations, actually great organizations, tell stories that capture the audience’s imagination from the very start—stories that make you dream, that stand a paradigm on its head or that expose you to ways of thinking you hadn’t considered before. For many of these organizations, their account spans the decades and even the centuries; for others, their tale has just begun. The genesis for First West’s story occurred several years ago around a kitchen table in Abbotsford when two golfing buddies, who were also CEOs of well-established credit unions, decided there had to be better ways for credit unions to grow and expand in their competitive industry than through traditional mergers. Such traditional mergers were usually an immediate plus for the financial statements but carried a tremendous cost to local brand awareness, local decision-making and local market focus. Not long after, with only an idea and belief that things could be different and better, Valley First and Envision Financial began a journey together to draft the blueprint of a partnership that had the potential to achieve what was to that point only imagined. So the partnership began, with trying, learning, rethinking, recalibrating and on occasion, failing—but always believing. And the outcome was none other than we now call First West. Chapter by chapter, scene by scene, the First West story continues to unfold, with a third partner now on the journey. Enderby & District Financial and its members recongnized the times and led with courage, weaving their hopes into the First West vision of what can be. More than just a credit union and a partnership, First West is a concept and an idea—like the start of an adventure. It’s an experience certain to awaken the mind, heart and spirit to another way of doing financial services in Canada. And so First West’s story, our story, has in many ways just begun.
Luxempart SA is a financial holding company based in Leudelange, in south-western Luxembourg, it is active primarily in Belgium and its home market of Luxembourg.