John V. Britti has been named vice president of community lending at Freddie Mac.Mr. Britti will manage all of Community Lending's sales efforts and customer relationships, as well as the sales force and organization, the government-sponsored enterprise said. He will report to Dave Stevens, Freddie Mac's senior vice president of single-family lending. Mr. Britti was most recently vice president of adjacent lending operations and mortgages at Capital One Financial Corp., where he re-launched the company's mortgage business and led operations for its Direct Bank, installment lending, and new business integration, the GSE said. Mr. Britti previously held positions with several companies, and he worked at Freddie Mac from 1994 to 1998 as a vice president of pricing and structured transactions.
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