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Jan 07, 2009

CampusMBA to partner with Radian Guaranty to provide loss mitigation training for servicer customersMortgagePress.comCampusMBA, Mortgage Bankers Association, Radian Guaranty, loss mitigation, Paul Green, Camillo Melchiorre CampusMBA, the award-winning education division of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), today announced a partnership with Radian Guaranty to provide training on loss mitigation techniques and services for Radian's customers. Radian Guaranty is the mortgage insurance subsidiary of Radian Group Inc. The initiative is part of CampusMBA's enterprise training solutions which provide companies with comprehensive, specialized training targeted to the needs of staff in support of overall strategic business goals. "We are thrilled to have the opportunity to work with Radian to provide a targeted solution for their critical business needs," said Paul Green, MBA's senior vice president of corporate relations, education and business development. "In the current environment, loss mitigation is a growing part of many companies' businesses and CampusMBA's enterprise training solutions will provide measurable results that meet companies' goals." CampusMBA is creating a specialized loss mitigation course for Radian Guaranty and will begin offering it to the loss mitigation and customer service department of Radian's clients immediately. This loss mitigation course is a boot camp-style workshop designed for servicing managers, counselors, and loan servicing professionals who are responsible for performing and monitoring loss mitigation workouts. The workshop provides critical insights on loss mitigation issues including common reasons for default, investor and insurer loss mitigation requirements and workout options. The five hands-on exercises, which include the design of a loss mitigation workout plan, ensure that professionals can immediately apply these loss mitigation skills to their job function. "Partnering with CampusMBA was the right choice for Radian Guaranty as we continue to offer training and expertise to servicing companies who are working to keep homeowners in their homes," said Camillo Melchiorre, senior vice president, loss management for Radian Guaranty. "Loss mitigation training is a key component in our efforts to help homeowners facing delinquencies and CampusMBA's all encompassing loss mitigation workshop serves as an excellent way to support these efforts. CampusMBA worked with us to fully understand the needs of our customers and was able to develop and deliver relevant, hands on training that strikes at the core of today's market needs. After completing this robust real world education, we are confident both servicing companies and the homeowners will benefit from better trained loss mitigation staff." For more information, visit www.radian.biz or www.mortgagebankers.org.
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Jan 07, 2009
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