Industry vet Jeff Cordeiro sees his role at the company expand
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Embrace Home Loans is seeking to grow its Assisted Correspondent program with the appointment of Jeff Cordeiro as its correspondent sales executive.
The appointment expands Cordeiro’s role as vice president. He will be responsible for expanding the Assisted Correspondent program, which offers banks and credit unions mortgage operational-support services to solve their fulfillment needs.
“I look forward to working with institutions to help solve their mortgage operational-support needs,” Cordeiro said. “Embrace has developed a reputation of commitment to building customized third-party solutions that create process efficiencies so banks and credit unions can focus on their salesforce and business development strategies.”
The Assisted Correspondent program is designed so that the originating institution maintains control over the client relationship while gaining access to Embrace’s processing speed, technology, and secondary-market pricing.
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The appointment expands Cordeiro’s role as vice president. He will be responsible for expanding the Assisted Correspondent program, which offers banks and credit unions mortgage operational-support services to solve their fulfillment needs.
“I look forward to working with institutions to help solve their mortgage operational-support needs,” Cordeiro said. “Embrace has developed a reputation of commitment to building customized third-party solutions that create process efficiencies so banks and credit unions can focus on their salesforce and business development strategies.”
The Assisted Correspondent program is designed so that the originating institution maintains control over the client relationship while gaining access to Embrace’s processing speed, technology, and secondary-market pricing.
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