Ron Suber Joins Credible as Executive Vice-Chairman
Renowned fintech executive, advisor and investor
"Ron has been close to the business for a couple of years as an investor in multiple rounds, and as an advisor. He has worked closely with our management team and board, and has witnessed Credible's rapid growth," said Credible founder and CEO
"It's been extremely exciting to see the Credible team turn a startup with a promising business model into a fast-growing company that's respected by consumers, lenders and the industry" Suber said. "I have decided that now is the right time to help Credible seize their broader opportunity in the fintech ecosystem."
After launching as the first personal finance marketplace to provide instant, personalized offers for student loans, Credible expanded its offerings to include personal loans. More than 80,000 people qualified for loan offers through Credible in the first half of 2017, and today the company also announced that it is piloting a credit card marketplace.
Dash and Suber share a conviction that consumers should have a clear understanding of their options when borrowing, and that technology has a more important role than ever in helping to simplify the loan origination process.
Having recently transitioned to become a senior advisor and president emeritus of
About Credible
As a multi-lender marketplace that allows borrowers to receive competitive loan offers from its vetted lenders, Credible empowers consumers to take control of their finances. After answering a few questions about themselves, consumers can receive rates without affecting their credit score or sharing their personal information with lenders until they're ready to proceed with an offer.
Credible is fiercely independent and committed to delivering fair and unbiased financial solutions for millennials.
Media: press(at)credible(dot)com or (415) 894-9219.
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