Meyer-Chatfield Announces Expansion of Administration Team
Amid times of upheaval in the stability of the banking industry, Meyer-Chatfield has proven their ability to weather the storm by showing a 2010 increase in both new BOLI sales and in securing servicing agent status for existing BOLI sales from other agencies. Consequently, the company is planning to increase its support staff over the course of the next year.
Meyer-Chatfield's most recent addition,
In an effort to support these sales and management additions, as well as the company's new business, Meyer-Chatfield is seeking to increase their support staff by 30% in 2011. Meyer Chatfield Administrative Services (MCAS), a stand-alone, separately funded administrative unit, was developed at the inception of the company to support all BOLI investments from policy implementation through final claims filing. A portion of each BOLI sale commission and renewal commission is dedicated to MCAS to ensure proper staffing and technological advancement is always available to support policies in force. According to management, the staff increase in this area is intended to provide for servicing for recent sales and acquisitions as well as capacity for growth in the future.
Meyer-Chatfield has been helping banks find innovative and secure BOLI investment strategies since 1992. Meyer-Chatfield is committed to being the BOLI resource for America's financial institutions, offering expert consultations, education and world class service.
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For more information please contact: |
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Meyer-Chatfield |
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261 Old York Road |
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Suite 604 |
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Jenkintown, PA 19046 |
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1-800-444-BOLI |
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www.meyerchatfield.com |
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Bennett Meyer, CEO |
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(215) 935-1128 |
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Chris Pezalla, Senior Vice President |
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(215) 935-1125 |
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