Ross Gloudeman Named Chief Compliance Officer of Home Point Financial

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Sep 14, 2017

Home Point Financial Corporation has announced that Ross Gloudeman has been named Chief Compliance Officer.

"Ross's knowledge, insights and experience in risk and compliance interpretation, assessment and measurement make him an excellent new addition to our team," said Sheryl Johnson, Chief Legal Officer. "We're excited to welcome him to Home Point and believe he is well prepared to successfully lead our compliance group."

Gloudeman has 10 years of experience providing legal counsel and administration of risk and compliance management systems in the financial services and mortgage industry. Prior to joining the Home Point team, he was a Principal at AIMD Consulting LLC, providing advisory and contract risk or compliance expertise to financial services clients. Previously, he was Senior Vice President, Executive Risk and Compliance Officer, at Walter Investment Management Corp.

"Home Point prioritizes compliance and risk identification, and I'm excited help lead efforts that align with these objectives," said Gloudeman. "The mortgage industry is more focused on compliance than ever before, and as regulations continue to evolve, we will have the best practices in place to ensure we're operating efficiently in accordance with the latest compliance standards."

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Sep 14, 2017

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