First American Corp., Santa Ana, Calif., in preparation for the split of its title and information services businesses into separate publicly traded companies, has named Anand K. Nallathambi as chief executive and Buddy Piszel as chief financial officer of its information solutions group. Mr. Nallathambi, who was appointed president and chief operating officer of the ISG in December, will continue to serve in those capacities. Mr. Piszel will continue to serve as the parent company's chief financial officer. The company's Financial Services Group will commence a search for Mr. Piszel's replacement as its chief financial officer. The target date for the split is June 1. Mr. Nallathambi previously served as chief executive and president of First Advantage Corp., which, until November 2009, was a majority-owned public subsidiary of the company and a business segment within the Information Solutions Group. Mr. Piszel joined the company as chief financial officer in January 2009. Prior to that, he was executive vice president and chief financial officer for Freddie Mac. In a separate announcement, First American said it would purchase the remaining 18% of First American CoreLogic that it does not already own. Parker S. Kennedy, chairman and chief executive of First American, said the purchase of the outstanding shares will simplify the structure as the information solutions group, which First American CoreLogic is a part of, moves toward being spun off. "This acquisition will result in an extra measure of flexibility and operational efficiency that will be beneficial as we develop our next-generation analytic capabilities for the financial services and capital markets industries," he added.
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