Bill Neville Named LoanLogics President

Jan 22, 2018

LoanLogics, a loan quality management and performance analytics provider based in Trevose, Pa., has named Bill Neville as its President and Chief Operating Officer. He will also serve as a member of the company’s Board of Directors.

Neville has more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, and was previously president of North America for the fintech company Finastra. Prior to that, he was a Board Director and President of its predecessor company, D+H, and was also a Managing Director and Head of Citi's North American hedge fund servicing business.

"We are thrilled Bill is joining LoanLogics, especially at this critical time in the company's growth," said CEO Brian Fitzpatrick, whom Neville is replacing as President. "In particular, Bill's expertise in financial planning, organizational development, product management and financial services technology make him a perfect fit for this role. We expect him to have a significant impact on LoanLogics' future."

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