CreditRiskMonitor Announces Management Changes

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Aug 06, 2018
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Valley Cottage, NY, Aug. 06, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CreditRiskMonitor (OTCQX: CRMZ) announced that William Danner resigned his position as President on August 2, 2018 for personal reasons. The Board of Directors accepted his resignation with regret.

To fill the vacancy created by Mr. Danner’s resignation, the Company announced that Peter Roma, Senior Vice President of Sales and Service, has assumed additional responsibilities.

Jerry Flum, CEO, said, “We would like to thank Bill for his important contributions to the Company’s growth and development during his 13+ year tenure. We wish him the best in his future endeavors and our team is excited to work with Peter in his new role.”

About CreditRiskMonitor

CreditRiskMonitor (http://www.crmz.com) is a web-based publisher of financial information that helps corporate credit and procurement professionals stay ahead of business financial risk quickly, accurately and cost effectively. The service offers comprehensive commercial credit reports and financial risk analysis covering public companies worldwide. Unlike other commercial credit bureaus like Dun & Bradstreet, CreditRiskMonitor’s primary expertise and focus is on financial analysis of public debt and equity companies.

The Company also collects approximately $140 billion of trade receivable data on both public and a select group of private companies every month, to help subscribers determine payment performance.

Over 35% of the Fortune 1000 plus over 1,000 other large companies worldwide depend on CreditRiskMonitor's timely news alerts and reports featuring detailed analyses of financial statements, ratio analysis and trend reports, peer analyses, bond agency ratings, crowdsourcing of risk professionals as well as the company's proprietary FRISK® and PAYCETM scores.

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