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Jon Gerretsen Named President of Altisource Origination Services

Apr 27, 2016
​Altisource Portfolio Solutions SA has announced that Jon W. Gerretsen has joined the company as president of Altisource Origination Services (AOS)

Altisource Portfolio Solutions SA has announced that Jon W. Gerretsen has joined the company as president of Altisource Origination Services (AOS). Gerretsen joins Altisource with 25-plus years of mortgage and consumer banking experience, specializing in providing strategic execution of services, processes and products. Gerretsen was most recently the first senior vice president for the Mortgage Banking Division of New York Community Bank (NYCB), responsible for residential mortgage operations for NYCB's retail, wholesale and correspondent production. Prior to NYCB, Gerretsen held senior leadership roles in mortgage banking and services for various organizations, including AmTrust Bank, CitiMortgage Inc. and KPMG.

Increasing regulation and changes in service level expectations are forcing mortgage market participants to proactively implement new technology and adopt best practices to stay competitive, manage risk and improve operational efficiency. AOS provides a broad range of mortgage origination solutions that help to lower costs, gain efficiency and manage risk for lenders. Since 2014, Altisource has reviewed loans totaling more than $17 billion.

"We are committed to providing industry-leading capabilities, cutting-edge technology and exceptional client service to our mortgage industry customers," said Jason Garmise, a co-leader of the AOS business unit. "Jon joins an already strong management team at AOS and comes to us with deep expertise in nearly all parts of the mortgage origination process. AOS has seen strong revenue growth over the past 12 months and Jon will help lead our business as we continue that strong growth and expand our reach into the broader mortgage industry."

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