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Philip Riccio Named CFO Of Panorama Mortgage Group

Jan 28, 2025
Panorama Mortgage Group
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The insider gains a broader, 'panoramic' view of the company's financial functions

Panorama Mortgage Group, based in Las Vegas, Nev., has appointed Philip Riccio as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Riccio brings two decades of mortgage industry experience and a wealth of expertise in capital markets, financial management, and strategic leadership to his new role.

Riccio joined Panorama Mortgage Group in February 2022 as senior vice president of capital markets, overseeing critical functions such as trading, hedging, pricing, and investor relations. Two years later, Riccio was promoted to executive vice president of capital markets and third-party origination (TPO), where he created a correspondent/wholesale channel that would produce $70 million in monthly volume.

Since entering the mortgage industry in 2002, Riccio has been promoted to various leadership roles within several prominent organizations, including Stearns Lending and Caliber Home Loans. His track record includes developing pricing models, implementing AI-driven strategies, and leading high-performing teams.

Riccio is also known for his collaborative leadership style that fosters a culture of accountability and innovation. As CFO, Riccio will gain broader financial oversight in the company's strategic planning and financial reporting.

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