Career moves

Inlanta Mortgage named Nicholas DelTorto, the founder and former CEO of Amerihome Mortgage, as its new president.

NewDay USA, a nationwide reverse mortgage lender, has named former Government National Mortgage Association president Joseph Murin as its new president and chairman.

With this appointment, Steve Lessack joins Stewart’s seven-member executive team.

After Elizabeth Warren's fiery speech to the Democratic National Convention, there is talk that if she wins the Massachusetts Senate seat in November, she may be a contender for president in 2016.

Lender Processing Services said its president and CEO Hugh Harris underwent a surgical procedure to remove a tumor from his neck, noting he has a “treatable form of cancer.”

Tommy Lister is one of three people to admit guilt so far in mortgage fraud scheme in California.

Mitt Romney may not have a firm grasp on the true causes of the mortgage crisis. But luckily there's still time.

Romesburg will supervise CMG MI’s departments for underwriting and MI operations, policy servicing and billing, loss mitigation and claims, and corporate information technology.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency promoted Ellen M. Warwick to oversee its law department division.

Arbor Commercial Mortgage named Trevor Leslie Smith as director of lending in its Boston office.

CoesterVMS appointed Robert Chasteen as its new senior vice president of operations.

In just a few days the Labor Department will release its monthly employment report. Here’s a prediction: the mortgage brokerage sector will show an increase in jobs.

Inlanta Mortgage promoted Robin Hughes to funding manager from the position of compliance and quality control analyst.

Washington Trust hired Timothy Pickering as senior vice president of commercial real estate lending.

Neil Bader, the national retail sales manager for Total Mortgage Services, has parted ways with the company after less than nine months on the job.

Mark Adelson, a veteran mortgage-backed securities researcher and former chief credit officer at Standard & Poor’s, has left his research post at S&P

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau promoted Kelly Thompson Cochran to head its Office of Regulations.

Bank of Oklahoma hired former Fannie Mae executive Elliot Salzman as vice president in charge of correspondent lending.

Lancaster Pollard hired David Lacki as managing director of the firm’s affordable housing group.

The federal regulatory monitor of the $25 billion robo-signing settlement with the nation’s five mega-servicers has recruited five directors to help manage the Office of Mortgage Settlement Oversight.