This site is hosted by eVisualize, LLC --  a consulting and software development company.  Its mission is to simplify complex banking data and present it in a user friendly manner.  eVisualize, LLC has developed software products to assist the bank chief credit officer in managing loan data.  The company's principal software is Virtual CCO (management tool for bank chief credit officers).

You may contact us at
chyndman@aol.com.

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Carl Hyndman is the founder of the company. He has over 30 years of experience as an international banker, banking regulator, consultant and software developer.  He is a frequent speaker on risk management and credit related banking issues and has published numerous articles on banking and risk.  In addition, he has developed and implemented risk management software for community banks. 


Mr. Hyndman began his banking career with Citibank and was posted to Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, New York and New Jersey.  He specialized in international banking, middle market lending, corporate finance and leveraged lending.  He also was a chief negotiator for settlement of bank claims between US Banks and Iran. 
In addition to banking experience, Mr. Hyndman has seven years of bank consulting experience and eight years of regulatory experience with the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.  


Mr. Hyndman received an MBA degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees from Columbia University. 

Articles and Publications:
“Internal Models for Measuring Credit Risk: Their Impact on Capital Needs” Commercial Lending Review
“Using Portfolio Management to Increase Profitability, Assess Risk”  American Banker
“Credit Derivatives: A New Way to Reduce Risk or Just Another Risk?” Commercial Lending Review
“Are Bank Regulators Ready for Credit Scoring of Commercial Loans?” Commercial Lending Review
“What Community Bankers Do Best”  California Banker
“Portfolio Management Moves to the Fore,”Commercial Lending Review
“Regulatory Outlook: FDIC Survey Targets Deteriorating Loan Standards”
Commercial Lending Review