Applied EcoSystems discusses Assets Protection in May issue of Michigan Banker

June 6, 2011 - PRLog -- Applied EcoSystems talks "Dirty Deals...Are your assets protected?" with Bill Perry of Michigan Banker Magazine, May 2011 edition. Regardless of size, it has always been a daunting challenge for lenders to interpret complicated state and federal environmental regulations and yet create a policy that is easy to apply, cost effective, and serves the interest of the bank’s customers as well.  The policy may also require consideration of the different loan programs such as SBA or HUD, varying organizational structures and risk tolerances of the specific financial institution.  Additionally, recent changes to Michigan’s environmental laws have added confusion.  “For these reasons,” says Sandra Clark, President of Applied-Ecosystems, “our firm uses an approach that integrates a unique skill set that is able to convert complex regulatory knowledge into a goal oriented approach, with the specific needs of a specific bank loan service area and their customer as a top priority.”  Read the entire article at http://mibankermag.com/are-your-assets-protected/
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Applied EcoSystems-Great Lakes, Inc. (Æ), a division of Keystone Environmental, Inc., is a woman owned full-service environmental management, consulting, and field services company. We help our clients assess their environmental liabilities and develop strategies for restoring environmental impacts in order to achieve their site development goals. Æ is a Qualified Underground Storage Tank Consultant (QUSTC) with a Certified Professional on staff. We have personnel specializing in Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Baseline Environmental Assessments, Environmental Transaction Screens, Leaking Underground Storage Tank removal coordination and reporting, asbestos inspections, wetland assessments, air sampling, site remediation, and many other services. www.appliedecosystems.com