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Key Equipment Finance President Adam Warner expects great things from his team, but the excellence they exhibited during a global pandemic by pivoting to work remotely, collaborate, and implement digital processes exceeded not only his expectations, but his imagination.

Key Equipment Finance employees recently volunteered for the 31st annual Neighbors Make the Difference Day, KeyBank’s annual day of service. 

Leaders from Key Equipment Finance will be attending the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) 2021 Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting in Chicago. We sat down with Ralph Tomei and Ernie Morales of Key Equipment Finance’s Commercial Vendor Group to talk about the upcoming conference and the current trends in financing healthcare equipment. Here’s what they had to say.

Leaders from companies within the equipment finance industry, including Key Equipment Finance SVP & CFO Deborah Brady, talked to The Monitor about what 2020 taught them, in this “Writing the Next Chapter: Using the Lessons of 2020 as a Springboard for Innovation” article. 

Justin Woodward, Vice President at Key Equipment Finance, shared multiple financing options for agriculture growers in a recent issue of Potato Grower Magazine. 

When it comes to implementing clean energy solutions, businesses are most attracted to three potential benefits: cost savings, resiliency, and sustainability.

Key Equipment Finance has named Kevin Wyatt as Director and Senior Syndicator for Capital Markets. In this role, he will be responsible for management of the buy desk.

While cash may be king, liquidity is only part of the equation for business success. Although business needs may be unique or complex, obtaining specialty financing doesn’t have to be complicated. For businesses that may not be aware of the options, here are answers to four frequently asked questions: 

Key Equipment Finance has named John J. Catalano as a Senior Syndicator for Capital Markets.

The fallout from the global pandemic lowered occupancy and usage for some large facilities, yet energy bills didn’t necessarily decrease at the same pace to alleviate the cost burdens of maintaining base operations and systems.