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Posted: January 12, 2012
TD Bank names McCabe portfolio loan officer in commercial real estate
TD Bank has promoted Brandon McCabe to portfolio loan officer in commercial real estate. He will assist in handling the daily activities for a portfolio of commercial loans, including customer contact, financial statements, exceptions, renewals, extensions, and credit reviews.
McCabe has 10 years of experience in banking and lending. He joined TD Bank in 2010 as a credit analyst. Prior to joining TD Bank, he served as commercial loan administrator at Northeast Community Bank in Danvers.
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