Hyde Named Executive VP at Prestige Financial
Prestige Financial Services Inc. named Rich Hyde executive vice president of operations. He will oversee loan servicing, operations policy and client special situations for the Salt Lake City-based auto finance company.
SALT LAKE CITY — Prestige Financial Services Inc. named Rich Hyde executive vice president of operations. He will oversee loan servicing, operations policy and client special situations for the Salt Lake City-based auto finance company.
"Rich has proven his merit for this position," said Prestige COO Bryant Henrie, to whom Hyde will continue to report. "He knows this industry, he understands our customer and, most importantly, he’s earned our employees' respect through his many years of successful service."
In his previous capacity as Prestige’s senior vice president of portfolio management, Hyde led a staff of nearly 200 customer service representatives, collectors and recovery agents in servicing the firm’s portfolio of more than 40,000 auto loans. His teams have continually delivered industry-leading performance, including during the recent economic downturn that has seen several of Prestige’s competitors exit the market, according to the company.
Hyde joined Prestige in 2002, prior to which he was a division vice president of collections for a national bank’s mortgage operation. His 16 years of experience have been devoted to collections and asset recovery in the subprime market.
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