Genworth Expands Sales Team
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According to a release, the new team structure will drive strong cross-collaboration to support the evolving needs of customers looking to prosper in the expanding home purchase market.
"Genworth MI offers very competitive pricing and the industry's broadest underwriting guidelines. But with the complexity of today's loan origination and servicing environment, customers want a partner that also can simplify their processes and help them grow their business. With these changes, our sales force will continue to meet our customers' high service expectations," said
Young added that Genworth MI expanded its sales team by 10 percent in 2013, and expects additional expansion this year. He said Genworth MI is committed to pursuing prudent growth in 2014, while continuing to help lenders offer affordable low down payment financing to support the home purchase market. "Genworth MI is dedicated to saving lenders time, boosting their business, and providing a great customer experience. This new structure will help us continue to build the long-term relationships that are the foundation of our success," Young said.
The new sales team structure divides the country into five regions (versus the previous three) with a regional vice president overseeing experienced teams that will serve the needs of lenders of all sizes and business strategies in each area. Regional vice presidents include:
-West:
-South Central:
-North Central:
-Northeast:
-Southeast:
Genworth MI last year introduced lower rates and expanded guidelines to ensure its offerings are the most competitive for nearly all borrowers and loan scenarios. For example, a loan officer in
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