A&D Mortgage Appoints New General Counsel

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Feb 08, 2024

The Florida-based mortgage company welcomes Rebecca Chaney.

A&D Mortgage has a new face overseeing all its legal, regulatory and compliance business within mortgage operations.

The Hollywood, Florida-based mortgage company welcomed Rebecca Chaney as its new General Counsel.

Chaney, who holds a Doctor of Law (J.D.) degree from The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, brings 17 years of experience to the role.

"Rebecca’s appointment is a testament to our commitment to the highest standards of compliance and legal excellence,” CEO Max Slyusarchuk said. “Her proven track record and depth of knowledge in the field will be invaluable as we continue to grow and innovate. We are thrilled to have Rebecca on board and look forward to her contributions in shaping our future.”

Chaney served previously as Atlantic Coast Mortgage’s General Counsel, as senior vice president of Mortgage Regulatory Compliance and Administration at LenderSelect Mortgage Group, and as senior executive vice president of Legal Affairs, Regulatory Compliance, and Administrative Control at Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group.

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Erica Drzewiecki is an associate editor at NMP.

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