Career moves

EverBank Mortgage is one of the fastest growing residential lenders among the top 30.

The announcement may put to bed speculation that Raj Date, CFPB’s second-in-command, might someday replace director Richard Cordray.

Ginnie Mae has hired John Getchis as senior vice president in its office of capital markets.

Will more nonbanks enter the mortgage servicing arena in 2013?

As a first-time senator, Elizabeth Warren will have to build alliances and wait to gain more seniority before having an impact on banking and mortgage policies.

Amy Brandt—best known, perhaps, for her days as CEO of WMC Mortgage, a California nonprime lender—will lead Prospect as it expands into correspondent lending and servicing.

PrimeLending is one of the fastest growing lenders among the top 20.

Randy Gillis has been appointed the chair of the strategic planning committee for the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization.

SL Capital, a correspondent of Cantor Fitzgerald Commercial Real Estate, hired of Neal S. Cooper, as a vice president.

It's the MSR sale of the century. And the century is still young.

Timios National Corp. aappointed Trevor G. Stoffer chief operating officer and Norman E. Gottschalk III chief technology officer.

The bank's residential unit was founded in 2000 and now originates $1 billion a year in home mortgages.

It appears that Bank of America is cranking up the MSR selling machine. Big time.

During his career in mortgage banking Jeffrey Lisinicchia has worked for Greenlight Financial Services, GMAC Mortgage and other firms.

The Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization named the leaders of two newly formed committees.

Mortgage Contracting Services promoted Chad Mosley to senior vice president of business development.

When Mark Korell joined the company in June he was named chief of sales and marketing.

Arbor Commercial Mortgage appointed Trevor Leslie Smith as director in the company’s Boston office.

Waterstone Mortgage Corp. named Tom Knapp senior vice president-chief information officer at its corporate office.

Keep your ears open in Chicago at the MBA show for hints about which way the minimum net worth requirement is leaning.