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ServiceLink Adds David Holt as SVP of Default Strategy

Nov 08, 2011

ServiceLink, an end-to-end origination and default solutions provider, has announced that David Holt has joined the firm as senior vice president of default strategy and execution. Holt will work directly with the executive team in the continual development of ServiceLink's default service products and strategies. Holt joins ServiceLink with more than 30 years experience in finance and mortgage default related servicing. Prior to joining ServiceLink, David served as EVP and COO of the Default Division of Lender Processing Services Inc. (LPS). In addition David spent 10 years of his career servicing non-performing loans for both Wachovia and Ocwen. David holds a BBA in accounting from the University of Texas and an MBA from Florida Atlantic University. "We are excited to welcome David to the team and know that ServiceLink will benefit from his experience and product expertise within the mortgage servicing market as we continue to expand and refine our default offering," said Jeff Coury, president and CEO of ServiceLink.
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