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Curtis Dair Named CFO of Sierra Pacific Mortgage

Apr 30, 2020
Sierra Pacific Mortgage

Sierra Pacific Mortgage has announced the hiring of Curtis Dair as chief financial officer, bringing three decades of diverse accounting, finance and lending services to the company.
 
Sierra Pacific Mortgage has announced the hiring of Curtis Dair as chief financial officerFor the past seven years, Dair held the title of CFO for Opes Advisors Inc./Opes Advisors, a division of Flagstar Bank. Dair also served as director of operational risk management and controller for Rabobank NA, serving the food and agriculture industry. Prior to Rabobank, Dair spent seven years at Golden 1 Credit Union, first as controller and later as chief lending officer. In addition, Curtis was CFO for Bancorp Financial Services, which specialized in small business equipment lease financing and non-prime automobile lending and issued asset-backed securitizations. Curtis spent four years in various positions with IndyMac Bank and seven years with KPMG Peat Marwick, gaining a wide spectrum of experience including financial services, audit, tax and SEC-related engagements.
 
"We are pleased to have Curtis Dair join Sierra Pacific Mortgage," said Jim Coffrini, Sierra Pacific’s president and CEO. "His experience is well suited to our entrepreneurial approach to mortgage banking, and his reputation is in line with our commitment to delivering quality products and superior service to Sierra Pacific customers."

 
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