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Lyle Lasky to Direct Compliance at First Guaranty Mortgage

Jan 20, 2012

First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation (FGMC) has announced the addition of Lyle Lasky as assistant vice president, national underwriting and credit compliance manager. Lasky’s role will be to ensure quality, due diligence, and compliance in the review and approval of all FGMC home loans. He comes to FGMC with 17 years of industry experience, most recently as the underwriting team leader with Capital One Home Loans. Prior to that, Lasky served in the non-performing loans division with Freddie Mac. He was the operations manager with Prosperity Mortgage, and he has also served as senior vice president of credit and compliance with the LBA Financial Group. Lasky is a Certified Fraud Examiner and a DE Underwriter. He received his MBA from the Florida Institute of Technology.   “Lyle comes to us with impeccable credentials and an exemplary performance history,” said FGMC Chief Executive Officer Andrew Peters. “He will provide our clients with the comfort and assurance that First Guaranty loans go above and beyond the standard for quality lending.”
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