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LoanCare adds Raymond F. Morris Jr. national sales executive

May 24, 2010

LoanCare, a division of FNF Servicing Inc. and a leading national provider of subservicing solutions, has announced that Raymond F. Morris Jr. as national sales executive. Morris formerly held the position of vice president and director of sales and marketing for GMAC Mortgage's subservicing lines of business, where he successfully leveraged his mortgage industry experience to assist in the advancement of market share. Morris brings 35 years experience in the mortgage industry, including a strong background in the servicing sector, third party originations, capital markets, and retail through companies such as JPM Chase Home Finance, JPM Chase Securities and L.F. Rothchild Holdings. "Since joining the FNF family of companies in June 2009, LoanCare has shown growth rate of 45 percent," said Gene Ross, president of LoanCare. "Ray's experience in the mortgage industry will add enormous value to LoanCare's subservicing expansion and will assist us in achieving our aggressive growth goals for 2010 and beyond." For more information, visit www.loancareservicing.com.  
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May 24, 2010
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