Fusion Auto Finance
Pablo Vazquez is an experienced professional with a background in human resources and finance. Currently serving as a Leasing Buyout Specialist at Fusion Auto Finance since August 2018, Pablo previously worked as a Human Resources Consultant at Technical Consulting & Research, Inc., where responsibilities included interviewing candidates for data analyst internships. Prior to that, Pablo held roles at New York University from September 2015 to May 2018, first as a Student Supervisor, managing schedules, conducting interviews, and overseeing sensitive application materials in compliance with FERPA regulations, and later as an Office Assistant, processing undergraduate applications and supporting the admissions team. Pablo holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from New York University, earned in 2018.
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Fusion Auto Finance
Fusion Auto Finance develops turn-key auto leasing programs with credit unions that generate a high return on investment as well as high customer satisfaction. Core competencies in residual value analysis and lease end account management help mitigate the two most challenging risks associated with automotive leasing. Remarketing is the foundationfor Fusion and handling the customer interaction as well as the vehicle at lease maturity. Fusion, with its sister company, EndTrust Lease End Services, LLC, has created a lease termination environment that allows Fusion to take an aggressive approach in residual value setting. EndTrust brings to Fusion its strategic, residual value management approach with loss mitigation and profit enhancement tools. The combination of Fusion and EndTrust delivers a lease product to credit unions that is unique within the consumer lease market. Fusion focuses its business model on providing competitive programs that are financially sound for the company, the credit union partner, and the credit union member. Members enjoy the benefits of lower monthly payments, gap waiver coverage, flexible lease terms, and a fair wear-and-tear policy. Credit unions devote their efforts to credit risk and servicing members while Fusion manages all residual value risk.