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Posted: November 13, 2014
Spada named managing director and head of asset-based lending at Santander
Albert Spada has been named managing director and head of asset-based lending (ABL) at Santander.
Prior to joining Santander, Spada worked at RBS Citizens Business Capital as a senior vice president and a national sales leader. Spada also held many executive-level positions at CIT Commercial, GE Commercial Finance, The Bank of New York and Goldman Sachs.
"Al comes to Santander with a tremendous amount of experience in helping clients meet their capital goals," Michael Lee, managing director of commercial banking and real estate at Santander, said in a statement. "We're very happy he'll be applying that knowledge to our ABL division, which serves businesses across so many industries and countries."
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