The president of Finance of America Mortgage, industry veteran Bill Dallas, has left his executive post to become an independent advisor to the unit’s parent company.
“Finance of America parted ways with Bill Dallas,” the company said in an emailed statement on Friday. “We are thankful to Bill for his contributions to our company’s mortgage segment over the past four years. He has been a driving force behind FAM’s success.”
After stepping down as president, Dallas, who has experience with non-agency loans that dates back to the era before the Great Recession, will be retained as an independent advisor to the CEO in the coming year. Current CEO
The move comes amid a broader reorganization at Finance of America, which took a $1.3 billion loss in its
The company has been looking to offset the down-cycle in mortgages with other financial products while simultaneously optimizing its home-loan operations. It’s making changes to its organizational leadership and business reporting lines to support these strategic priorities, the company said.
“These changes will allow us to maintain our ability to benefit from expected growth in the purchase and non-agency market, streamline our business lines, and further our transformation to a customer-centric company,” the Finance of America statement said.
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