AssetLink Names CEO

Published January 28, 2005, 3:00 p.m. EST

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Douglas S. Ashe has been named chief executive officer of AssetLink LP, a real-estate-owned/asset management company, and executive vice president of business development and strategic planning for ServiceLink, AssetLink's parent company.ServiceLink is a centralized loan closing management company headquartered in Aliquippa, Pa. AssetLink said Mr. Ashe is a nationally recognized authority in the REO industry who has been president of Clayton National Inc., a third-party special servicer, and of Prudential Asset Recovery, a third-party residential REO management company. He will report to ServiceLink CEO Jeff Coury, and Ken Westfall will remain president of AssetLink. "ServiceLink redefined the settlement services industry in a very short period of time, and AssetLink has set out to do the same in the REO business," Mr. Ashe said. AssetLink can be found online at http://www.assetlinklp.com.

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