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Inspirus is where banking benefits education. As a not-for-profit credit union, it is our vision to be an irreplaceable financial services organization valued most for our contributions to education. With the help of our employees and members, we`re able to support schools and educational programs throughout the state of Washington.
Deckert Leahy Inc is a Richmond, VA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Member Savings Credit Union Ltd. is a Toronto, ON-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Hitachi Capital America Corp. is an independent, diversified specialty finance company providing financing to commercial businesses and other Hitachi companies in the United States. We offer a variety of senior secured financing solutions with a focus on commercial transportation financing; trade financing; funding and portfolio services; structured, vendor, and technology financing; and asset-based lending.
Founded in early 2008 to address challenges created by the growing housing crisis, our company is committed to providing innovative servicing solutions for both performing and non-performing mortgages. Until recently, the existing traditional mortgage servicers were adequately able to handle the mortgages under their care. The functioning premise of their servicing models was a high volume, low delinquency approach. However, in the last two years, due to many factors, residential mortgages have begun experiencing unprecedented levels of delinquency. As a direct result, many servicers quickly found themselves overwhelmed and unable to effectively manage the resulting complications. We conducted an exhaustive analysis of the existing mortgage servicing industry and gained valuable insight into the short-comings of current mortgage servicers. Realizing that even adapting an existing approach was wrought with immense challenges including legacy portfolio issues and unproductive corporate cultures, we decided to build a new model from the ground up, the focus of which would be to benefit both the homeowners and the lenders.