Matthew Tully Joins Sagent Lending Technologies as VP of Agency Affairs and Compliance

Jan 18, 2019

Sagent Lending Technologies has announced the appointment of Matthew Tully to its executive leadership team as Vice President of Agency Affairs and Compliance, where he will be responsible for furthering Sagent’s interests with key lending industry stakeholders and influential organizations in the Washington, D.C. area. Tully brings 15 years of government compliance and industry relations experience to this new role.

“I am excited about the opportunity to advocate for Sagent’s innovative work within the lending technology space, as well as the opportunity to increase the company’s engagement with the housing agencies in Washington,” said Tully. “Sagent is a great place to work because they recognize the need for a boots-on-the-ground focus to their compliance and agency outreach efforts.”

Bret Leech, CEO of Sagent Lending Technologies, said, “Matt is joining us from Essent Guaranty and we are excited to have him join the Sagent team today. Our clients will directly benefit from his compliance and housing policy expertise as together we make the lending experience better for everyone. This increased focus on compliance and agency relationships is a testament to the value we create for our clients and the lending community as Sagent Lending Technologies.”

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