New Orlenas Building Has New Name

A building that once housed Chevron Corp.'s operations in New Orleans is getting a new corporate tenant — and a new name.

The Receivables Exchange said Monday that it will move its headquarters into the former Chevron Place and assume naming rights. The company provides an online trading platform for back-due accounts purchased by other businesses and institutional investors.

The company will occupy the top two floors of the 21-story tower. The building was considered last year for a city hall location for New Orleans, but the deal was rejected by the City Council. Then-Mayor Ray Nagin had been a key proponent of the plan.

Kingfish Development LLC owns the building.