Growth prompts name change to Remington Capital

Scottsdale, Arizona, July 19, 2010 Remington has outgrown its old name. So we changed it to Remington Capital, Remington Chairman Andy Bogdanoff explained when announcing the companys new corporate name and logo.

Remington has grown substantially over the years, Bogdanoff said. Along the way, we earned an international reputation for being the best access to commercial capital. We chose the name Remington Capital because it better reflects that reputation. Founded by Bogdanoff in 1993, Remington has grown from a national financial services company into an international commercial real estate investment banking firm. Over the years, Remington has arranged more than $5 billion in financing transactions for thousands of commercial real estate and corporate clients, including almost a billion dollars in capital approvals received during 2008-2009.

In addition to Remingtons unmatched financing expertise and top-notch advisory services, Bogdanoff said, what really distinguishes Remington Capital from others is Remingtons access to a global network of some 600 public and private sources of capital ready to commit billions of dollars to finance, refinance and recapitalize commercial projects in the U.S. and abroad.

The name Remington Capital will also serve the company well as we extend Remingtons presence outside the U.S, Bogdanoff said. Specializing in international projects of $5 million or more, Remington has already secured financing for projects in Costa Rica, Canada, and Mexico. More recently, Remington has begun exploring the impressive growth opportunities in India and other countries.

Optimistic about the future, Remington recently occupied new and more spacious corporate offices in Scottsdale, expanded its facilities in Denver, and added a number of highly experienced loan officers, financing experts, and specialists to the companys Capital Markets Group.