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November 14, 2024

Source: Hancock Whitney

Hancock Whitney—one of America’s strongest, safest banks—has named Matt Mouledous managing director of its asset based lending (ABL) division, Hancock Whitney Business Capital.

In this role, Mouledous, who previously served as a senior portfolio manager for the bank will manage the asset based lending team and oversee the ongoing sales and growth efforts of Hancock Whitney’s asset based lending portfolio primarily serving 12 states across the southern United States.

“Matt has a wealth of valuable experience, energy and a strong track record of asset based lending achievements,” said Hancock Whitney Head of Commercial Finance Chris Bucher. “We are very pleased to elevate Matt to this role and look forward to his continued contributions as we grow this important area of our business.”

Asset based lending is focused on providing working capital credit facilities where loan availability is governed by a highly structured, closely monitored borrowing base. Hancock Whitney Business Capital works closely with clients to understand their working capital financing needs and structure financial solutions that will help the businesses attain their financial goals.

More information available at https://www.hancockwhitney.com/asset-based-lending.

More about Matt Mouledous

Mouledous joined Hancock Whitney in 2022 after more than 20 years of banking and finance experience at two financial institutions.

A native of Louisiana, and resident of Atlanta, Georgia, Mouledous began his banking career in 2000, after earning a degree in finance from Louisiana State University.