Mark Hammond, the former president and chief executive of Flagstar Bancorp Inc., Troy, Mich., has cut all of his ties with the company by resigning as vice chairman and as a member of the board of directors of both the holding company and its thrift subsidiary. "I believe that the time is right to focus all of my attention on my future endeavors," said Mr. Hammond in a statement issued by Flagstar. On Oct. 1, Mr. Hammond resigned his president and CEO posts. Joseph P. Campanelli replaced him. Mr. Campanelli later added the chairman's title after the resignation of Thomas Hammond, Mark Hammond's father. Flagstar was the 12th largest residential originator in the third quarter.
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