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LenderLive Names Fulton SVP of Secondary and Capital Markets

Sep 24, 2013

LenderLive Network Inc. has named Robert Fulton senior vice president of secondary and capital markets for its correspondent lending unit. Fulton is responsible for managing all of LenderLive’s loan pricing, hedging, trading and investor relationships. Prior to joining LenderLive, Fulton was senior vice president of secondary and capital markets at Greenlight Financial Services, a nationwide retail, wholesale and reverse mortgage bank in Irvine, Calif. During his tenure, he managed a locked loan pipeline in excess of $1 billion and was responsible for all products, pricing, trading and interest rate risk management for the company. Previously, Fulton was senior vice president of capital markets at Nations Direct Mortgage LLC also in Irvine and earlier was senior vice president of secondary and capital markets and treasurer at Option One Mortgage in Irvine. “With the constant change in market demands and regulatory requirements on everyone’s mind, it is crucial that our offerings give our clients peace of mind, and we need knowledgeable individuals, such as Bob on our team to accomplish that goal,” said Dave Vida, president of LenderLive Lending and Loan Servicing division. “Bob is a true leader and his understanding of capital markets, finance, treasury and credit coupled with his extensive experience in the industry makes him an invaluable asset to LenderLive and our clients.”
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