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PennyMac Hires Isaac Boltansky As Managing Director, Head Of Public Policy

Mar 11, 2025
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Boltansky to enhance PennyMac's relationships with government officials and industry stakeholders

PennyMac Financial Services, Inc., one of the nation’s largest publicly-traded residential mortgage companies, announces today the appointment of Isaac Boltansky as Managing Director, Head of Public Policy.

“Pennymac is pleased to welcome Isaac to our strong team of industry professionals. In moments of industry transformation, it is critical to have leaders who understand the ecosystem with the expertise to shape the future of mortgage lending through thoughtful advocacy,” said David Spector, Chairman and CEO at Pennymac. “Isaac’s established industry ties, policy expertise and strategic insights will reinforce Pennymac’s leadership in the mortgage sector.”

In his new role, Boltansky will be responsible for creating and implementing a public policy strategy aimed at enhancing PennyMac's relationships with government officials and industry stakeholders. His responsibilities will involve engagement with policymakers at both federal and state levels, regulatory bodies, and industry groups; monitoring legislative and regulatory developments; advocating for policy positions consistent with the company’s objectives; and providing insights on housing finance policy issues.

“I am honored to lead Pennymac’s public policy efforts at such a pivotal juncture for the industry,” said Boltansky. “I look forward to working with an exceptional team to navigate an evolving policy landscape and advance strategies that strengthen the company and help homeowners nationwide.”

Prior to joining PennyMac, Boltansky served as Director of Policy Research at BTIG, where he directed policy analysis and research. His work at BTIG involved identifying and interpreting legislative and regulatory changes and assessing their impacts on investors, businesses, and financial markets, with a particular focus on housing, financial services, and tax policy.

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