Chase Correspondent Lending Adds Boyd as Subprime Flow Manager

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RISMEDIA, June 15, 2007-Chase announced that Rick Boyd has joined its correspondent lending division? as the Subprime Flow Manager, responsible for all program coordination, including risk and capital markets, operations, sales and marketing. Later this year, the channel will expand its bulk subprime program to include a flow process.

Boyd, a certified mortgage banker, brings to Chase more than 20 years of industry experience, including sales management, P&L management, loan production, loan administration management and secondary marketing. He has extensive experience leading subprime mortgage businesses.

Chase offers an array of prime, subprime, home equity and emerging markets products, as well as access to a full menu of investment banking services.

For more information, visit www.chaseb2b.com.

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