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The article features Ali 'Ace' Charafeddine, a prominent figure in the mortgage industry who transitioned from selling ice cream to becoming a successful trainer and coach for loan officers through his platform, Acez Academy. Charafeddine's journey highlights his unique approach to sales and leadership, emphasizing relationship building and personalized coaching. He has helped many in the industry improve their performance and has established himself as a key consultant for mortgage companies, including West Capital Lending. His story illustrates the importance of trust, connection, and the impact of effective training in transforming careers and lives in the mortgage sector.
The article features Ali 'Ace' Charafeddine, a prominent figure in the mortgage industry who transitioned from selling ice cream to becoming a successful trainer and coach for loan officers through his platform, Acez Academy. Charafeddine's journey highlights his unique approach to sales and leadership, emphasizing relationship building and personalized coaching. He has helped many in the industry improve their performance and has established himself as a key consultant for mortgage companies, including West Capital Lending. His story illustrates the importance of trust, connection, and the impact of effective training in transforming careers and lives in the mortgage sector.
ACE Securities' chairman, Iqbal Ismail, has agreed to a plea bargain to repay investors after the brokerage house defaulted on obligations, owing approximately Rs533 million to 432 investors. Following the owners' disappearance in April 2015, the Pakistan Stock Exchange suspended ACE Securities' operations. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has also filed a reference with the National Accountability Bureau regarding other brokerage houses involved in similar issues.
ACE Securities' chairman, Iqbal Ismail, has agreed to a plea bargain to repay investors after the brokerage house defaulted on obligations, owing approximately Rs533 million to 432 investors. Following the owners' disappearance in April 2015, the Pakistan Stock Exchange suspended ACE Securities' operations. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has also filed a reference with the National Accountability Bureau regarding other brokerage houses involved in similar issues.
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