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Key Equipment Finance of Superior, CO has named Amy Paine as senior vice president, asset management. In her new role, Paine will oversee all aspects of asset management as they relate to establishing residual valuations for financing originations, residual risk evaluation and analysis, development of equipment-related terms and conditions for lease documentation, residual realization and proactive management of Key Equipment Finance's $10 billion core equipment portfolio. Paine joined Key Equipment Finance in July 2000 as planning manager for global vendor services and was promoted to senior vice president, global finance and treasury in 2004 and to senior vice president, integration and business improvement in 2007. Prior to joining Key, she held various finance positions with the Hearst Corp. in New York.
The law firm of Vedder Price P.C. has announced that Mitchell D. Cohen has joined the firm's New York office as a shareholder. A member of the firm's Litigation and Bankruptcy practice groups, he will represent equipment finance and leasing companies as well as secured and unsecured corporate creditors in bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings throughout the country.
Key Equipment Finance of Superior, CO has named Amy Paine as senior vice president, asset management. In her new role, Paine will oversee all aspects of asset management as they relate to establishing residual valuations for financing originations, residual risk evaluation and analysis, development of equipment-related terms and conditions for lease documentation, residual realization and proactive management of Key Equipment Finance's $10 billion core equipment portfolio. Paine joined Key Equipment Finance in July 2000 as planning manager for global vendor services and was promoted to senior vice president, global finance and treasury in 2004 and to senior vice president, integration and business improvement in 2007. Prior to joining Key, she held various finance positions with the Hearst Corp. in
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