MGIC Highlights Commitment to Innovation with Promotion, New Hire
MGIC's customers continue to seek innovative technology based solutions that will increase their efficiency, quality, profitability and transparency with consumers when underwriting low down-payment mortgages. To ensure that MGIC continues to support these efforts and is capable of providing industry leading integrations, the company has promoted
Ms. Malicki-Berth has more than 25 years of experience in information technology, including 15 years on both the technology and business side of MGIC's operations with continuous involvement with technology partner integrations. This combined technical skill set, business acumen, and familiarity with mortgage industry partners and integrations makes her uniquely qualified for her new position.
"Our customers consistently communicate to us that they prefer to interact with their mortgage insurance providers from within their preferred mortgage technology systems and platforms," explains
While continually increasing its ability to meet current customer needs, MGIC is also leveraging its core competency of credit risk management and its market position to pursue new business opportunities that will allow private capital to play a larger role in the future of mortgage finance. These efforts not only complement its existing mortgage insurance business by preserving and expanding the role of private mortgage insurance in the mortgage finance industry, but also could reduce the amount credit risk taken by the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the
"Garrett's background and understanding of the mortgage lending and insurance business will be a valuable addition as we pursue new business opportunities that will allow private capital to play a larger role in mortgage finance," continues
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