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MBA Honors Jim Deitch, CMB, with Woodward Distinguished Service Award
The Mortgage Bankers Association honored Jim Deitch, CMB, co-founder and CEO of Teraverde, with its Andrew D. Woodward Distinguished Service Award.
MBA Annual20: FHFA Proposes Rule for New Enterprise Products, Activities
Federal Housing Finance Agency Mark Calabria yesterday told MBA members that FHFA wants comments on a proposed rule that would require Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to obtain approval for new products and notice before engaging in new activity.
MBA Recognizes Premier Members
MBA is proud to recognize its Premier Associate Members and thank them for their continued support of MBA and the real estate finance industry.
MBA Recognizes Select Members
MBA recognizes its Select Associate Members and thanks them for their continued support of MBA and the real estate finance industry.
MBA Honors Jim Deitch, CMB, with Woodward Distinguished Service Award
The Mortgage Bankers Association honored Jim Deitch, CMB, co-founder and CEO of Teraverde, with its Andrew D. Woodward Distinguished Service Award.
MBA Swears in 2021 Officers: Susan Stewart, Kristy Fercho, Matt Rocco
The Mortgage Bankers Association on Monday swore in Susan Stewart as its 2021 Chair; Kristy Fercho as Chair-Elect; and Matt Rocco as Vice Chair at its virtual 2020 Annual Convention & Expo.
Brian Stoffers, CMB, Reflects on Year as MBA Chairman
Brian Stoffers, CMB, served as Chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association during perhaps the most interesting year in its history—not that he or anyone else planned it that way.
Bob Broeksmit, CMB: ‘We Came Through When It Mattered Most’
(The following are remarks by Mortgage Bankers Association President & CEO Robert Broeksmit, CMB, during the MBA Virtual 2020 Convention & Expo on Monday, Oct. 19.)
Susan Stewart Takes Charge as MBA 2021 Chair
Susan Stewart has worked in mortgage banking since she was 24. She has grown SWBC Mortgage, San Antonio, Texas, from a small regional bank with three employees in 1989 to a full-service origination-to-servicing organization with 70 branches serving 43 states with 680 employees. And yesterday, she became Chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association—another full-time job in itself, but one she relishes as the real estate finance industry—and the country—deal with a remarkable period in history.