Career moves

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.

Sterling Partners plans to invest several hundred million dollars in mortgage servicing rights.

IMARC promoted David Kittle to executive vice president of its quality control division.

A key executive handling the sale of mortgage servicing rights plans to leave Phoenix Capital.

Salataris has hired Doug Danko as a managing partner.

Sheila Bair believes Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren would make a fine U.S. senator and doesn't understand why bankers vilify her so much.

Case involved recruiting of a manager and staff in MortgageNow's Destin, Fla., office by Guaranteed Home.

Davis + Henderson Corp. named former board member William Neville as president of D+H USA and head of the company’s U.S.-based Mortgagebot operation.

Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit is out as CEO of the nation's fifth large mortgage lender.

Carrington Mortgage Services named Lynn Halstead as vice president of wholesale operations to its mortgage lending division's senior management team.

ICON Residential, which is in the process of being sold, is expanding its wholesale presence, hiring a former Wells Fargo official.

When subprime lending "comes back" it will be totally different—and out of the past.

LOGS Network hired Jason Roberts as its newest senior vice president of business development and acquisitions.

Industry veteran Jon Daurio is itching to get back in the residential finance business. He is not alone.

Carrington Investment Services said that Kevin Cooke Jr. has joined the company as managing director, focusing on business development and institutional clients.