Sal Mirran, a Bank of America real estate executive, has been named senior vice president of single-family business and strategy development at Fannie Mae.The government-sponsored enterprise also announced that Eric Schuppenhauer, a Credit Suisse First Boston executive, has been named Fannie's senior vice president of accounting policy and that Scott Lesmes has been promoted to senior vice president and deputy general counsel. In addition, executive vice president and general counsel Ann Kappler will leave Fannie Mae at the end of the year to join the Collier Shannon Scott law firm. Mr. Mirran, the new SVP for single-family business, was most recently senior vice president and head of capital markets at BoA's Consumer Real Estate Division, Fannie Mae reported. Before that, he was a managing director and head of residential mortgage finance at First Union Securities Inc. Fannie Mae can be found on the Web at http://www.fanniemae.com.
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