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PAR North America Partners with SWBC

CARMEL, IN — ADESA announced that PAR North America teamed with SWBC to bring credit unions across the United States a suite of automotive asset risk and account management services.

by Staff
April 22, 2010
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CARMEL, IN — ADESA announced that PAR North America, a subsidiary of ADESA, has teamed with SWBC, one of the nation's largest privately held financial services and insurance companies, to bring credit unions across the United States a suite of automotive asset risk and account management services.

“As auto loan defaults continue to rise due to a tough economy and an increase in consumer debt and personal bankruptcies, it’s extremely important that credit unions have a turn-key resource they can rely on,” said PAR North America President Jerry Kroshus. “That’s exactly what our partnership with SWBC provides.”

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SWBC’s proprietary AutoPilot software program is a comprehensive system that allows users to work from their desktops to consign, track, communicate and resolve the recovery and disposal of automotive assets. Combine this with PAR North America’s expertise in complete vehicle remarketing, including repossessions, titling, auction logistics and end-of-term lease services, and credit unions benefit from the knowledge, skills and nationwide network of resources that these two companies offer.

Beginning in May, PAR North America and SWBC will host free seminars for credit union personnel to learn more about the automotive remarketing and repossession processes. The first of these seminars will be held at ADESA Charlotte, located at 11600 Fruehauf Drive, Charlotte, N.C. 28273. The seminar runs from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. EDT. Participants can register online at http://adesaconnect.com/registration/par/2010/.

Other seminar dates and locations include:


  1. May 26 at ADESA Seattle


  2. June 9 at ADESA Los Angeles


  3. June 11 at ADESA Golden Gate


  4. June 16 at ADESA Dallas


  5. June 17 at ADESA Kansas City


  6. June 23 at ADESA Boston


For details on these seminars, please contact jessie.herdrich@parnorthamerica.com or call 317-706-5639.

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