Edward B. Moir

Edward B. Moir has over 30 years of experience in the financial industry. Edward B. began their career at GE Capital as a Region Credit Analyst, assessing credit applications and managing portfolios. Edward B. then worked at Xerox Credit Corp. as a Credit Officer, where they underwrote and structured various types of debt. After that, they joined Verizon (formerly Nynex Credit Company) as a Director of Credit & Operations, responsible for negotiating complex lease and lending transactions.

Moir furthered their career at Transamerica, where they served as a Senior Vice President in Risk Management. In this role, they were the Chief Risk Officer for a $7 billion portfolio, overseeing risk, portfolio, and assets management for five operating divisions. Edward B. then joined GE Capital again, holding two positions: Senior Vice President in Risk Management at GE Transportation Finance, where they directed risk management functions, and Vice President in the Bank Loan Group, managing a portfolio of complex structured transactions.

In 2013, Moir joined Capital One as a Vice President in Underwriting. Edward B. was responsible for underwriting new equipment lease opportunities in multiple industries and managing a team, as well as portfolio management and workouts. Their most recent position is at CIT Bank, where they have held various roles since 2016. Edward B. currently serves as a Managing Director, leading the credit and risk function and providing commercial equipment finance solutions for mid-market companies across industries.

Moir's experience is characterized by a strong emphasis on credit and risk management, underwriting, portfolio management, and leadership roles in the financial sector.

Edward B. Moir holds a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Business Administration & Financial Management from Stonehill College. Edward B. also obtained an MBA Degree from Hofstra University's Graduate School of Business, specializing in the field of Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law. However, the exact start and end years of their education at both institutions are not provided.