Consumer Financial Services Division

The division was represented by a collection of independent business units experiencing significant growth and all lacking a common infrastructure with which to effectively manage their growth. The division and its five business units reported year-end assets of over $6 billion and pre-tax earnings of over $160 million.

The organization was facing operational deficiencies, an inconsistent management process, functional redundancies and various compliance issues. The executive management team established a list of 23 critical success factors supporting five strategic initiatives; Expansion, Technology, Human Capital, Infrastructure and Product Development.

As a result, division executive management requested that LoBue Group perform a complete business process rationalization with which to identify and report organization and process improvement opportunities.

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• Consolidate staff support functions (Finance, HR, QA, Risk Management, Training, etc.) across all lines-of-business.
• Develop and implement an enhanced Management Process to enable the business to measure and evaluate its performance and progress towards organizational goals.
• Purify the retail distribution channel of operational and administration functions, centralize loan processing, eliminate payment processing and implement third party closings.
• Eliminate redundant quality reviews and post-closing functions performed in the Servicing Department through the implementation of centralized loan processing and standardized pre-closing check lists.