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Main Street Home loans is a Alpharetta, GA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Roth&Co is a top-150 U.S. accounting and advisory firm specializing in tax compliance, tax controversy, accounting services and advisory services. With over 250 team members spanning 5 locations around the globe, Roth&Co was ranked by Inside Public Accounting as one of the fastest growing firms of 2022, and named by Accounting Today as a 2024 Regional Leader and Firm to Watch. We consistently deliver a high level of confidentiality and solid reliability, but the relationship we maintain with clients is our outstanding strength. Our unique, dedicated, responsiveness is simply why we have one of the highest client retention rates in the industry. As a member of the BDO-Seidman Alliance, we provide our clients with the resources and expertise of a multinational CPA firm while retaining our unique identity and independence.
BankUnited was established on May 21, 2009, when a group of investors led by John A. Kanas acquired the assets and most of the liabilities of the former BankUnited, FSB from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The group recapitalized BankUnited with a $900 million investment, making it one of the most well capitalized financial institutions in the country. BankUnited focuses on the financial needs of growing companies and their executives, consumers and commercial and middle-market businesses in Florida’s thriving coastal regions. The bank offers a broad range of online services, treasury management tools for businesses and traditional depository and lending products.
Southern Illinois Bank is a Johnston City, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
The Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority was created by the City of Columbus and Franklin County as a port authority under Ohio law (Ohio Revised Code Section 4582). The Finance Authority is a government entity designed to provide financing to facilitate economic activity and capital investments by private, non-profit and public sectors in Central Ohio. Ohio law allows port authorities to construct facilities, issue bonds, make loans, and sell or buy real and personal property. The Finance Authority is an eligible issuer of tax-exempt and taxable debt. The Finance Authority can structure, package and coordinate the financing transaction with multiple lenders including commercial banks, state financing and other public sector financing. The Finance Authority can own property; hold title under a capital lease; and own infrastructure that is essential to a project, such as parking structures.