Exeter Names New CFO
The subprime finance source announced the promotion of Brad Nall to CFO. The more than 25-year veteran of the consumer finance industry has held various senior roles since joining the company in July 2012.
IRVING, Texas — Subprime finance source Exeter Finance Corp. announced the promotion of Brad Nall to CFO. The move became effective on Feb. 1.
Nall joined Exeter Finance Corp. in July 2012 and has more than 25 years of experience in the consumer finance industry. He has held numerous senior roles during his career within budgeting and strategic planning, financial reporting, project management, business development, mergers and acquisitions, whole loan sales and structured finance.
"I am pleased and honored to serve in this role for Exeter Finance," said Nall. "During my tenure here, I have seen the company grow and thrive beyond expectations. I look forward to contributing to the continued growth of the organization as well as serving our dealers and customers in the most effective manner possible."
Nall also has a strong background in the areas of operations, risk management, credit and pricing, accounting, control and compliance. Prior to Exeter, he spent 12 years at Citi's auto finance and personal loan businesses, where he served in various finance roles. Nall received his bachelor's degree in finance from Southern Illinois University in 1988.
"Brad's extensive financial experience, industry knowledge and exhaustive commitment to our company's success will be invaluable as we continue to execute our business plan and strategic initiatives," said Exeter CEO Jason Grubb.
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