The company’s newest executive has also served in the CFPB’s Office of Mortgage Markets
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CoreLogic has added appointed Pete Carroll to its government affairs team as a public policy and industry relations executive.
Carroll brings housing finance and policy experience to the role. He was most recently executive vice president of Quicken Loans, where he led the development of the company’s positions on various policy issues. Earlier in his career, Carroll served as capital markets SVP at Wells Fargo and assistant director in the Office of Mortgage Markets at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
He will report to Stuart Pratt, global head of public policy and industry relations.
“Pete is an accomplished executive who can elevate CoreLogic insights and exercise influence on policy, strategy, and innovation to support the transformation of the housing finance sectors here in Washington,” Pratt said. “Pete and I will work together to continue to strengthen the voice and presence of CoreLogic in key government, agency, and client discussions.”
Carroll is also currently part of the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). Additionally, he continues to provide leadership on collaborative working groups at the MBA and the Housing Policy Council. Carroll had also served on other mortgage industry boards such as the MBA’s Residential Board of Governors, the Structured Finance Industry Group, MERS, and capital markets groups at the US Chamber of Commerce.Related stories:
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