Freddie Mac Names A New SVP, Chief Compliance Officer

Navi Persaud

Jul 26, 2021

Freddie Mac named Jerry Mauricio as its senior vice president and chief compliance officer.

Freddie Mac named Jerry Mauricio as its senior vice president and chief compliance officer. Mauricio has more than 20 years of managing compliance programs in the global financial services industry. Mauricio has been serving in the role of an interim chief compliance officer at Freddie Mac since January 2021 and will fully transition to the position effective immediately. He will be a member of the company’s senior operating committee and report directly to CEO Michael DeVito.

“Jerry’s proven compliance and management expertise in both global and domestic financial services companies makes him an outstanding choice to be Freddie Mac’s chief compliance officer,” said Michael DeVito, CEO of Freddie Mac.

As chief compliance officer, Mauricio will oversee and lead Freddie Mac’s compliance risk management program for the company’s regulatory and conservatorship obligations.

Mauricio has worked at Freddie Mac since 2019, serving in capital markets and consumer compliance roles. Prior to joining Freddie Mac, Mauricio served as chief compliance officer and senior vice president of Capital One Investing, LLC and Capital One Advisors, LLC. Prior to that, Mauricio served in top compliance jobs at BNP Paribas, Barclays and Lehman Brothers, among other financial institutions.

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