Colorado Housing and Finance Authority competitors

Zippia score 4.0

Colorado Housing and Finance Authority main competitors are Interactive Brokers, Cumberland Trust, and Financial Holding Corporation.

Competitor Summary. See how Colorado Housing and Finance Authority compares to its main competitors:

Texas Capital Bank has the most employees (1,600).
Employees at Interactive Brokers earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $92,735.

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Colorado Housing and Finance Authority vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority	1973	4.0	Denver, CO	1	$17.0M	300
New Hampshire Housing	1981	3.5	Bedford, NH	1	$4.4M	75
Tennessee Housing Development Agency	1973	4.0	Nashville, TN	1	$23.0M	204
Alabama Housing Finance Authority	1980	3.5	Montgomery, AL	1	$9.0M	71
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority	1969	4.2	Rocky Hill, CT	1	$10.0M	103
Mississippi Home	1989	3.0	Jackson, MS	1	$9,999	6
Cumberland Trust	2001	3.7	Nashville, TN	1	$2.0M	121
Interactive Brokers	1977	4.8	Greenwich, CT	4	$1.9B	1,413
Integrated Asset Services	-	3.9	Denver, CO	1	-	376
Financial Holding Corporation	1984	4.6	Kansas City, MO	1	$220.0M	250
Texas Capital Bank	1998	4.5	Dallas, TX	6	$992.9M	1,600
Delaware Investments	1929	4.6	Philadelphia, PA	1	-	500
Berger Financial	1981	3.2	Plymouth, MN	1	$950,000	50
StateTrust Investments	2000	3.9	Miami, FL	1	$3.8M	39

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Colorado Housing and Finance Authority salaries vs competitors

Among Colorado Housing and Finance Authority competitors, employees at Interactive Brokers earn the most with an average yearly salary of $92,735.

Compare Colorado Housing and Finance Authority salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority	$56,423	$27.13	-
New Hampshire Housing	$50,856	$24.45	-
Tennessee Housing Development Agency	$42,365	$20.37	-
Alabama Housing Finance Authority	$60,428	$29.05	-
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority	$59,344	$28.53	-
Mississippi Home	$60,023	$28.86	-

Compare Colorado Housing and Finance Authority job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority	$119,222	$57.32
Delaware Investments	$152,715	$73.42
Financial Holding Corporation	$146,552	$70.46
Interactive Brokers	$139,446	$67.04
Cumberland Trust	$138,121	$66.40
New Hampshire Housing	$136,382	$65.57
Texas Capital Bank	$130,909	$62.94
StateTrust Investments	$128,298	$61.68
Mississippi Home	$122,038	$58.67
Alabama Housing Finance Authority	$121,626	$58.47
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority	$121,311	$58.32
Berger Financial	$114,166	$54.89
Integrated Asset Services	$110,168	$52.97
Tennessee Housing Development Agency	$79,479	$38.21

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Colorado Housing and Finance Authority demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Colorado Housing and Finance Authority vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
New Hampshire Housing	31%	69%
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority	33%	67%
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority	46%	54%
Financial Holding Corporation	51%	49%
Texas Capital Bank	55%	45%
Interactive Brokers	76%	24%

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Compare race at Colorado Housing and Finance Authority vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority	66%	18%	7%	6%	3%	7.6
Interactive Brokers	55%	17%	9%	14%	5%	9.6
Texas Capital Bank	48%	28%	12%	9%	3%	9.7
Financial Holding Corporation	57%	17%	12%	10%	4%	9.9
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority	66%	19%	8%	6%	2%	7.9
New Hampshire Housing	83%	11%	3%	3%	1%	6.5

Colorado Housing and Finance Authority and similar companies CEOs

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Milan Galik

Interactive Brokers

Milan Galik is a Vice President at Timber Hill LLC; President/CEO at Timber Hill LLC; and Chief Executive Officer at INTERACTIVE BROKERS GROUP, INC.. He has worked as Software Developer at INTERACTIVE BROKERS GROUP, INC.; Senior VP:Software Development at INTERACTIVE BROKERS GROUP, INC.; and President at INTERACTIVE BROKERS GROUP, INC.. Milan attended Budapest University of Technology and Economics.

Robert C. Holmes

Texas Capital Bank

Nandini Natarajan

Connecticut Housing Finance Authority

Dynamic, innovative and seasoned executive with affordable housing finance and capital markets expertise. Aggressive problem solver with excellent oral and written communication skills. Skills include tax exempt bond finance, project and deal management, strategic planning, team building, staff training and development, and corporate governance.

Shawn Lytle

Delaware Investments