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FNC adds Stephen Conlin as risk manager

Sep 17, 2009

FNC Inc., a provider of tools and solutions to help lending professionals meet stricter regulations and overcome challenging collateral risk issues related to mortgage origination and servicing, has added Stephen D. Conlin as risk manager, technology company. Conlin has more than 38 years of real estate appraisal and collateral risk management experience, including 23 years with Wells Fargo and 15 years with Bank of America. At Wells Fargo, Conlin served as chief appraiser of the financial institution’s commercial appraisal department. His roles at Bank of America included serving as chief appraiser for the commercial appraisal group and managing the commercial appraisal activity in the Pacific Rim for Bank of America Leasing and Capital Corp. In addition to his outstanding career with both Bank of America and Wells Fargo, Conlin also served as senior vice president and manager for valuation risk & standards at HomeFocus Valuation Service LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America. A Certified Six Sigma Greenbelt, Conlin is a nationally recognized speaker on a number of current valuation and risk management issues, including appraisal policies, collateral risk assessment, regulatory compliance and fraud. He also received the Bank of America Award of Excellence twice. This award recognizes the top one percent of Bank of America associates. “We are very excited about Steve’s new role as risk manager for FNC,” said Mike Mitchell, managing director of business development with FNC. “Steve brings a unique hands-on perspective to the table for FNC’s clients and FNC’s new product development teams.” Prior to his career in banking, Conlin served in the United States Army and is a Decorated Disabled Vietnam Veteran. For more information, visit www.fncinc.com.  
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