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Pacific Union Financial Consolidates Wholesale Mortgage Brands

Jan 20, 2015

In a strategic decision to create one strong and focused entity in wholesale lending, Pacific Union Financial LLC, has announced the consolidation of its ClearVision Funding under the Pacific Union brand. The consolidation solidifies Pacific Union’s commitment to provide exceptional service and products to brokers in today’s competitive and complex lending environment.

“With our Wholesale synergies now operating as one brand, our nationwide teams will become one highly focused organization that will instantly benefit efficiencies,” said Rick Skogg, president and chief executive officer of Pacific Union Financial. “We’re excited about capitalizing on CVF’s strengths and have worked diligently to make this a seamless transition for our broker clients.”

As a full-service mortgage company, Pacific Union’s operational team structure is designed to provide exemplary service on every transaction and maximize efficiencies throughout the fulfillment process.

“We’ve integrated amazing talent into our Pacific Union Wholesale team and anticipate rapid growth for clients,” said Jim Wyble, executive vice president and wholesale production channel manager. “Our unique team structure has been enhanced and we look forward to the sales opportunities that this represents for our clients.”

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