The parent of the $292
million-asset Friendly Hills Bank said in a press release Monday that its truck
lending group will provide capital for buying or refinancing on-road medium
duty and heavy duty vehicles.
The division will
provide direct funding, including grants from the California Air Resources
Board and support under the California Capital Access Program. The group is accepting
credit applications for up to $250,000.
Marc Merino joined the
company as director of specialty lending.
The new group “represents a significant step in Friendly Hills Bank’s strategic
plans to better serve California’s underserved market and make a lasting impact
on the community,” Nathan Rogge, the company’s president and CEO, said in the
release.
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