The GSE adds Roy Swan, current Director of Mission Investments at the Ford Foundation, to its Board, bringing 30-plus years of experience in law, banking, corporate finance, public policy, and investment management to the role.
Read More »Pretium Taps Former Morgan Stanley COO Jonathan Pruzan as New President
After spending the last 28 years with Morgan Stanley as COO, CFO, and Head of Corporate Strategy, Pretium names new President and member of the Executive Committee to oversee the company’s strategic and operational initiatives.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Announces Two New Key Appointments
As Ginnie Mae continues its search for a permanent COO, Laura M. Kenney has been named Senior Advisor for Strategic Operations, in addition to Britt Van being appointed as Special Advisor to the President.
Read More »Celebrating Four Decades of Industry Advancement
Wes G. Iseley, EVP and Senior Managing Director of Carrington Holding Company, winner of the 2022 Five Star Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, reflects on his 40-plus years in the industry and shares the keys to being a successful leader throughout the years.
Read More »Freddie Mac Adds EVP and General Counsel, New Board Members
The GSE has added Heidi Mason to assume general counsel responsibilities, and has named ex-Ginnie Mae President Kevin Chavers and Luke Hayden to its Board of Directors.
Read More »Cenlar Names Glen Vilim as Chief Talent Officer
Subservicer adds industry vet tasked with charting the company’s talent acquisition and succession planning.
Read More »Tony Meola Joins Veptas Board
As a Board member of Veptas Inc. the mortgage industry veteran will also focus on developing strategic relationships for its technologies and services.
Read More »How Much Have Banks Been Fined Since the Crisis?
According to a tally released Tuesday by New York-based investment banking firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, banks have been fined $243 billion since the financial crisis in 2008. As reported by Marketwatch, repayment of the fines involves a mixture of ...
Read More »Morgan Stanley Makes Headway on NY Settlement
Morgan Stanley has now completed 77 percent of its consumer relief obligations per its legal settlement with the State of New York. With the recent approval of nearly $200 million in credit, the organization has now satisfied $309.1 million or the total $400 million it owes. The settlement stems from a 2016 case regarding residential mortgage-backed securities.
Read More »Morgan Stanley Questions Early Rate-hike Signals
Announcing forthcoming rate hikes too early could actually constrain the market, a top Morgan Stanley strategist said.
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