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OpenRoad Lending Corporate Office

OpenRoad Lending was founded in 2009. The company is an internet based, direct to the consumer auto finance company which offers all type of loans on cars and trucks including new cars, used cars and refinancing existing car loans. The company also offers a program called eCheck, where clients are allowed to negotiate directly with the car dealers as if they had cash in hand. OpenRoad Lending offers their clients one day loan processing in most cases.

OpenRoad Lending is #430 on the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America. The company has a three year growth rate of 1,088 % and $10 million in annual revenue in 2014. OpenRoad Lending has 73 employees with 51 of these jobs being added in the past three years. The company is #23 on the Inc. list of Top Dallas Companies.

OpenRoad Lending

OpenRoad Lending was founded in 2009. The company is an internet based, direct to the consumer auto finance company which offers all type of loans on cars and trucks including new cars, used cars and refinancing existing car loans. The company also offers a program called eCheck, where clients are allowed to negotiate directly with the car dealers as if they had cash in hand. OpenRoad Lending offers their clients one day loan processing in most cases.

OpenRoad Lending is #430 on the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America. The company has a three year growth rate of 1,088 % and $10 million in annual revenue in 2014. OpenRoad Lending has 73 employees with 51 of these jobs being added in the past three years. The company is #23 on the Inc. list of Top Dallas Companies.

History

Vantiv Corporate Office

Vantiv was founded in 1971 as a division of Fifth Third Bank under the name Midwest Payment Systems (MPS). MPS was created to provide electronic fund transfer services to financial institutions.

The division grew by acquiring processing services companies such as TNB Card Services in 2010.

Midwest Payment Systems changed its name to Fifth Third Processing Solutions in 2009 and Vantiv in 2011.

Today Vantiv processes payments between customers and their banks. Clients are as diverse as grocers, top retail chains, and small to midsize credit unions and banks.

Vantiv trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VNTV, is #942 in the Fortune 1000, has 3,300 employees, and had $2.75 billion in revenue in 2014.

Vantiv

Vantiv was founded in 1971 as a division of Fifth Third Bank under the name Midwest Payment Systems (MPS). MPS was created to provide electronic fund transfer services to financial institutions.

The division grew by acquiring processing services companies such as TNB Card Services in 2010.

Midwest Payment Systems changed its name to Fifth Third Processing Solutions in 2009 and Vantiv in 2011.

History

Today Vantiv processes payments between customers and their banks. Clients are as diverse as grocers, top retail chains, and small to midsize credit unions and banks.

Vantiv trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VNTV, is #942 in the Fortune 1000, has 3,300 employees, and had $2.75 billion in revenue in 2014.

Total System Services Corporate Office

Total System Services (TSYS) is a credit card processor.

TSYS began as a division of Columbus Bank & Trust (CB&T) for the bank’s own credit cards. In 1983 the division started to process credit cards for other banks.

Total System Services was spun-off from Columbus Bank & Trust in 1991 into a publicly-traded company, though CB&T’s successor Synovus retained majority ownership. The new company not only processed credit cards, but also created the technology platforms for the processing.

Today TSYS is one of the largest processors of electronic payment in the world. Products include card issuance, customer-relations services, credit authorization, and payment processing. Since the company acquired NetSpend in 2013 it also issues payroll and prepaid cards.

Total System Services trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TSS, is #940 in the Fortune 1000, has 12,820 employees, and had $4.028 billion in revenue in 2018.

In December 2020, TSYS suffered from a ransomware attack that the company refused to pay. Since then, a great deal of data has been released online, but the company insists that since it is nothing more than administrative data, it really doesn’t matter. 

TSYS maintains a corporate office in Columbus, Georgia.

Total System Services

Total System Services (TSYS) is a credit card processor.

TSYS began as a division of Columbus Bank & Trust (CB&T) for the bank’s own credit cards. In 1983 the division started to process credit cards for other banks.

History

Total System Services was spun-off from Columbus Bank & Trust in 1991 into a publicly-traded company, though CB&T’s successor Synovus retained majority ownership. The new company not only processed credit cards, but also created the technology platforms for the processing.

Today TSYS is one of the largest processors of electronic payment in the world. Products include card issuance, customer-relations services, credit authorization, and payment processing. Since the company acquired NetSpend in 2013 it also issues payroll and prepaid cards.

Total System Services trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TSS, is #940 in the Fortune 1000, has 12,820 employees, and had $4.028 billion in revenue in 2018.

In December 2020, TSYS suffered from a ransomware attack that the company refused to pay. Since then, a great deal of data has been released online, but the company insists that since it is nothing more than administrative data, it really doesn’t matter. 

TSYS maintains a corporate office in Columbus, Georgia.

Discover Financial Services Corporate Office

The Discovery Card was introduced in 1985 by Sears; the card was offered through Dean Witter.

Dean Witter was bought out by Morgan Stanley in 1997.

Discover was spun-off from Morgan Stanley as an independent company.

Discover Financial Services distributes Discover brand cards to 25 million members, licenses Diners Club credit cards, offers direct banking services, makes business and personal loans, and runs the PULSE network ATM system.

The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DFS, is a member of the S&P 500, is #286 in the Fortune 500, has 14,128 employees, had $7.19 billion in revenue in 2013.

Discover Financial Services

The Discovery Card was introduced in 1985 by Sears; the card was offered through Dean Witter.

Dean Witter was bought out by Morgan Stanley in 1997.

Discover was spun-off from Morgan Stanley as an independent company.

History

Discover Financial Services distributes Discover brand cards to 25 million members, licenses Diners Club credit cards, offers direct banking services, makes business and personal loans, and runs the PULSE network ATM system.

The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DFS, is a member of the S&P 500, is #286 in the Fortune 500, has 14,128 employees, had $7.19 billion in revenue in 2013.

New Century Financial Corporate Office

New Century Financial was a real-estate investment trust that was the second-biggest subprime mortgage lender in the United States as of the beginning of 2007.

At the company’s height on January 1, 2007 it had $42.2 billion in mortgages and its stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange for $64 per share. New Century’s value at that time was $1.75 billion and it had over 7,000 employees.

However, in the spring of 2007 New Century was caught in a death spiral as a result of losing over half of its financial backers.

The company announced that it would no longer accept loan applications in March of 2007. At the same time the company was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. In April of 2007 the company filed for bankruptcy with debts of more than $8 billion.

 

New Century Financial

New Century Financial was a real-estate investment trust that was the second-biggest subprime mortgage lender in the United States as of the beginning of 2007.

At the company’s height on January 1, 2007 it had $42.2 billion in mortgages and its stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange for $64 per share. New Century’s value at that time was $1.75 billion and it had over 7,000 employees.

However, in the spring of 2007 New Century was caught in a death spiral as a result of losing over half of its financial backers.

History

The company announced that it would no longer accept loan applications in March of 2007. At the same time the company was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. In April of 2007 the company filed for bankruptcy with debts of more than $8 billion.