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Nancy Barthel Joins Fay Servicing as SVP of Operational Risk

Apr 17, 2014

Fay Servicing has announced the addition of Nancy Barthel to its executive team as the company’s senior vice president of operational risk, where her role is to develop and strengthen the servicer’s QA/QC programs and manage risk across the organization. Barthel is a certified mortgage banker (CMB) and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt with more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Fay Servicing, she served as the president of her own consulting firm, where she restructured operations, integrated technology and implemented regulatory compliance programs for large banks, mortgage lenders and mortgage technology firms to optimize efficiency and manage audit/compliance risk. While being engaged by two different top ten U.S. banks, Barthel managed the implementation of an organization-wide single point of contact (SPOC) program and aligned business processes with new HAMP regulations. Barthel also served as chief operating officer at Pierce and Associates, one of the largest Chicago law firms specializing in foreclosures, bankruptcies and REOs for financial institutions across the country, where she led operations, information technology, finance, quality control and regulatory compliance. In addition, she was senior vice president at SunTrust Mortgage and vice president at Washington Mutual/PNC Mortgage and GE Capital Mortgage. “Nancy’s expertise enables us to further enhance the way our organization manages operational risk as we expand our ability to meet the growing demand for special servicing within the mortgage industry,” said Andy Laing, COO of Fay Servicing.
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