Largo Group of Companies welcomes Carroll

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Getzville, NY The Largo Group of Companies would like to welcome longtime banker Anthony Carroll to its team.

Carroll is responsible for commercial loan originations throughout Upstate New York. He will be assisting those property owners with purchases and refinances throughout the U.S.

Carroll’s career has encompassed 30 years of financing commercial transactions across the U.S. and Canada with a focus on the Upstate New York market. He holds both his MBA and Bachelor of Science in Finance from Canisius College.

The Largo Group of Companies provides a full array of commercial real estate capital products and services including mortgage finance, portfolio management, asset management, loan structuring, and debt acquisitions, in addition to its extensive loan servicing division. Based in Western New York, Largo has become one of the largest private mortgage banking firms in Upstate New York and maintains a strong international presence through its Canadian operations.

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