CENTRIX Financial Links To Loan DecisionSolution

January 31, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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NEW ORLEANS - (01/31/05) -- CENTRIX Financial announced duringthe National Automobile Dealer Association annual meeting it hassigned to link its subprime car loan system to the real-timedecision engine provided by Bankers Integration Group. BIG, basedin Laguna Beach, Calif., is headed by former Fort Motor ChairmanHarold 'Red' Poling and former Chrysler Vice President TedCunningham. BIG's patent-pending BIG FNI software provides apowerful tool for prescreening loan application and matching themto lender profiles.

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