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Planet Home Lending Adds Dierk Hohman to Oversee Compliance

Jun 25, 2018
Planet Home Lending has launched a new digital mortgage assistant, Skymore by Planet Home Lending, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to make home loans easy, convenient and fast

Planet Home Lending has announced that Dierk Hohman has joined the company as Executive Vice President, Chief General Counsel and Enterprise Risk Officer, overseeing all legal, compliance and enterprise risk matters for the company.
 
“His breadth of legal, compliance, and enterprise risk experience, and his entrepreneurial mindset will be a tremendous asset to the company as we continue to grow our distributed retail, correspondent, and servicing operations,” said Planet Home Lending President and Chief Executive Officer Michael Dubeck.
 
Hohman has broad expertise in the mortgage, banking and financial sectors. He has previously advised financial intuitions on legal, compliance, and enterprise risk matters, litigation, and corporate and finance transactions.
 
Most recently, Hohman served as Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer for NexBank Capital. Prior to his role at NexBank, he was Senior Vice President and Associate General Counsel for Nationstar Mortgage LLC. Throughout his career, he has held positions at leading financial services companies including HBK Capital Management, Bank of America, GE Capital, and White & Case LLP.


 
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