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EFG Companies Names Vice President of Compliance

EFG Companies has named 30-year industry veteran Steve Roennau vice president of compliance, the company announced last week.

by Staff
June 27, 2016
EFG Companies Names Vice President of Compliance

Steve Roennau, vice president of compliance, EFG Companies.

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DALLAS — EFG Companies has named Steve Roennau vice president of compliance, the company announced last week.

“Today’s dealers are facing a much greater level of compliance oversight, affecting everything from finance margins to advertising practices,” said John Pappanastos, president and CEO of EFG Companies. “Dealers need forward-thinking partners who can successfully navigate the myriad of changes on local, state and federal levels. With Steve leading our compliance initiative, we are in a strong position to stay ahead of upcoming changes and proactively prepare our clients.”

Roennau is a 30-year industry veteran who has worked in compliance consulting and training/operational development for Chrysler’s Five Star initiative, Chrysler Capital, Santander Consumer USA, Hyundai, General Motors, Ford, Mitsubishi, Volkswagen, and numerous dealer groups throughout the country. He is also a senior certified professional in financial services with the Association of Finance & Insruance Professionals.

“At EFG, we are committed to facilitating the highest levels of operational compliance for our dealer partners,” Roennau said. “Our very progressive work will provide our clients with a sophisticated analysis of their current compliance procedures, and prepare them for upcoming changes that will enhance customer service, compliance alignment and increased profitability.”

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