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Press Releases DebtX Expands Trading Team, Names Will Mercer Vice President, TradingFormer Sun Capital Executive Helps DebtX Meet Growing Demand BOSTON, August 20, 2007 DebtX, one of the nation's largest loan sale advisors for commercial debt, today announced that Will Mercer, a financial services executive with 15 years of experience, has been named Vice President, Trading. With the addition of Mr. Mercer, DebtX's trading team now includes six professionals in the U.S. led by Managing Director Dave LeBlanc. DebtX's trading team markets loans to buyers interested in the debt of commercial banks, pension funds, investment banks and other portfolio lenders in the U.S. and Europe. The trading group is supported by more than 40 other professionals dedicated to creating liquidity for whole loans. DebtX represents more than 250 global financial institutions engaged in loan sales to actively manage their loan portfolios. “Will Mercer is a terrific addition to DebtX, and his capital markets and real estate experience expands DebtX's ability to meet the growing liquidity needs of financial institutions in the U.S. and abroad,” said DebtX CEO Kingsley Greenland. “Will joins an outstanding team of DebtX traders who work with a global network of investors seeking opportunities in the whole loan debt of top-tier financial institutions.” Before joining DebtX, Mr. Mercer spent five years at Sun Capital Advisers LLC in Boston, most recently as Vice President, U.S. Public Fund Income. At Sun Capital, he was responsible for the management of investment-grade CMBS and REIT portfolios. He also served as Vice President of several different divisions, including U.S. Private Placements and U.S. Mortgages. Earlier in his career, Mr. Mercer was an Investment Officer for John Hancock's Real Estate Investment Group, where he was responsible for managing all aspects of commercial real estate lending for both insurance and CMBS pools. Mr. Mercer earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University and is a CFA charterholder. About DebtX |