Origination vendor Ellie Mae has acquired compliance provider Mavent for an undisclosed sum, National Mortgage News has learned. "In terms of what's going on in the industry, it was an opportunity that came along and fits strategically with what we think our clients need," Jonathan Corr, chief strategy officer at Ellie Mae told NMN. Employees from both companies will be merged. Mavent president Lou Pizante initially will stay to oversee the transition, but his future with the company is not decided, said Mr. Corr. "We're integrating the two organizations. Lou will work through the transition." Mavent analyzes electronic mortgage loan data to determine whether a mortgage transaction complies with over 330 federal and state consumer protection laws related to mortgage lending.
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