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Rhonda Beck Joins MCT Trading as Regional Sales Director

Mar 24, 2011

MCT Trading Inc. (MCT) has announced that Rhonda Beck has joined the firm as regional sales director for the company's Charlotte, N.C. office, and will lead the company’s expansion in the Southeast Unites States. Beck holds Certified Mortgage Banker (CMB) designation from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) and brings more than 20 years industry experience to MCT. She has a history of forging key relationships with lenders and a long-standing track record of growing revenues. “Rhonda adds considerable experience and value to MCT, and will help us satisfy an increasing demand for HALO, our proprietary hedging and loan sales optimization program,” said Curtis Richins, president of MCT Trading Inc. “Her informed and consultative approach to clients creates a bond of trust and, ultimately, leads to stellar results. We are lucky to have her on board and excited about the deep industry knowledge she brings to the table. "Most recently, Beck was the vice president of mortgage warehousing at Southwest Securities FSB, where she built a territory from the ground up, significantly increasing volume and net income month-over-month. Beck has also held a number of different vice president-level positions at IndyMac Bank. Prior to that, she spent 10 years with CitiMortgage’s correspondent division.
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