ACIG Selects Peak5 for $34 Million Portfolio
Access Capital Investment Group (ACIG) recently acquired a $34 million auto loan portfolio and chose Peak5 to service and collect on the new loans.
DENVER – Access Capital Investment Group (ACIG) recently acquired a $34 million auto loan portfolio and chose Centennial, Colo.-based Peak5 to service and collect on the new loans.
“We chose Peak5 to service this portfolio because they provide superior back-end collection processes and technology,“ said Jeff Hutcheson, CEO of ACIG. “We are confident that placing our portfolio in the hands of Peak5 will yield a high rate of return.”
Peak5 provides a complete line of servicing solutions including payment processing, customer service, collections, remarketing, and reporting.
“Clients choose Peak5 to service their auto portfolios because we offer high-quality secured portfolio management services,” said Kevin Barry, Peak5's CEO. “Peak5 delivers experienced resources, alliances with industry professionals, a strong infrastructure and servicing process that results in a more cost-effective solution.”
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