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/PRNewswire/ First Community Mortgage (FCM) has named Jeff Pancer to the new position of Executive Vice President, Capital Markets. With a distinguished.
(MURFREESBORO) First Community Mortgage (FCM) has named Jeff Pancer to the new position of Executive Vice President, Capital Markets. With a distinguished career spanning over three decades in secondary markets, Pancer brings a wealth of experience and insight to the Nashville-based national mortgage provider.
The firm's President Dan Smith commented, “Jeff has made invaluable contributions to the field of capital markets, making him a trusted and respected authority in the fiel .
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