DebtX, the loan market place whose list of clients includes the government, has named Bill Looney president of U.S. loan sales. Promoted from his position as executive vice president, he will continue to manage all of the firm's loan sale operations, including oversight of residential and commercial auctions. He has worked for the Boston-based company since 2000. He joined the then-upstart from the law firm of Looney, Cohen, Reagan & Aisenberg where he represented banks and investment bankers on commercial loan sales and related matters.
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