Chase Names Gouran Manager of Sacramento Auto-Financing Center
Chase has named Phil Gouran as manager of its custom auto finance center in Roseville, Calif.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Chase has named Phil Gouran as manager of its custom auto finance center in Roseville, Calif.
Gouran has nearly a decade of experience in auto finance, most recently managing relationships with Los Angeles area auto dealers for Chase. Gouran will oversee the finance center at 2220 Douglas Blvd. in Roseville. He can be reached at (877) 779-6891.
“Chase offers local customer service so our Sacramento area dealers and their customers can finance their auto purchases,” said Bill Jensen, Chase custom finance executive.
Local Chase teams provide a full suite of services to auto dealerships through prime and subprime business centers. Its dealer commercial services division is a provider of depository, treasury management, floorplan and commercial lending services across the country.
With a growing presence in California, Chase now has more than 720 bank branches throughout the state, offering a comprehensive spectrum of banking products and services to dealers and customers. Chase’s custom finance division serves more than 15,000 auto dealers across the country through 41 business centers, including six in California.
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