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Mortgage Banking Solutions adds Tony Musgrave as senior consultant

Jul 22, 2010

Industry veteran F. Anthony “Tony” Musgrave, JD has joined Mortgage Banking Solutions (MBS) as a senior consultant.  Musgrave has served as an executive officer and general Counsel for national mortgage lenders and servicers since 1997 and has a wide range of experience in mortgage origination and servicing. He will have a national practice helping mortgage companies with various challenges including loan repurchase and indemnification claims, and other risk management practices involving administrative and operational matters. “I am very pleased to join MBS," said Musgrave. "The company has a level of dedication and commitment to their clients that is truly exceptional." Trained as a lawyer, Tony worked as a litigator for many years before becoming in-house counsel for a national wholesale home equity lender and servicer in 1997, and from 2001 until February of this year, he served as executive vice president and general counsel for a national retail mortgage company, as well as being an executive officer to related entities including a wholesale mortgage company. Tony has worked with companies operating in 50 states, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and holding HUD, VA, USDA, FNMA, and GNMA approvals. He has extensive experience in both federal and state regulatory matters, and acted for the company in a U.S. Department of Labor national investigation and settlement covering 6,000 employees. “We are delighted to have Tony on the team to help in the critical area of loan repurchase,” said Chuck Klein, managing partner with MBS. Tony holds Bachelor of Science in Business and Juris Doctorate degrees, both from Oklahoma City University. He is a member of the Texas Bar Association (Business Law, Corporate Counsel and ADR Sections) the Oklahoma Bar Association, and The Texas Association of Bank Counsel. Mr. Musgrave can be reached at: [email protected] or 512-977-9900 x107.   About Mortgage Banking Solutions Mortgage Banking Solutions is the preeminent management advisory firm to the residential mortgage finance industry. With over 300 years of combined experience in all facets of mortgage lending, the MBS team of professionals has the expertise to help regulated mortgage lenders accomplish their goals. The services provided by Mortgage Banking Solutions include assisting clients to increase production volume, improve secondary marketing execution, and enhance efficiency. MBS also offers exit strategy planning, CFO2Go accounting & bookkeeping support and corporate valuations. For more information please visit www.mortgagebankingsolutions.com or call 512-977-9900 x110 *MBS is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or counsel.*  
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