Visionet Hires Martin Foster as SVP of Consumer Lending

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Apr 17, 2019

Visionet Systems Inc. has announced the addition of Martin Foster, a mortgage servicing leader with 35 years of industry experience, as senior vice president, consumer lending.

“We are committed to provide value to clients and keep innovating in the mortgage services and products space. Martin’s experience in the industry will be pivotal for us to further our offerings in the mortgage space,” said Arshad Masood, Chief Executive Officer at Visionet Systems. “Martin will help Visionet to grow its digital technology offerings to the mortgage industry and expand its mortgage business.”

Martin brings with him a deep and vast array of knowledge in all aspects of servicing & post-closing, project management and the digital transformation of mortgage operations. He has spent much of his career working with investment banks, financial institutions and credit unions, developing long-lasting relationships and providing compliant, value-added solutions to industry leading lending institutions.

Martin has held senior leadership roles at PHH Mortgage, Countrywide Home Loans and Shearson Lehman Mortgage Inc.

“We are in a time of technological change in the mortgage industry, and Visionet’s technology-led solution holds the key to several industry challenges,” said Foster. “I am confident that our collaboration will create significant value for our clientele.”

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Apr 17, 2019

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