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Ditech Financial adds Steven Stein as head of consumer lending

Joins from CoreLogic

Ditech Financial, a subsidiary of Walter Investment Management Corp., announced the addition of Steve Stein as the head of consumer lending.

Ditech Financial was formed last year when Walter Investment merged two of its well-known subsidiaries, Green Tree Servicing and Ditech Mortgage Corp, into one company.

Stein (pictured below) joins Ditech Financial from CoreLogic, where he was senior vice president of marketing and mass market sales.

While at CoreLogic, Stein served on the senior leadership team that focused on revenue growth in the mortgage and capital markets verticals, and the development of a mass-market inside-sales platform across the mortgage and multifamily verticals.

At Ditech Financial, Stein is tasked with leading the consumer lending division’s originations goals by developing plans for long-term profitable growth and increased levels of customer satisfaction throughout all customer contact points including online, direct marketing, telesales and retention channels.Steve Stein

Prior to joining CoreLogic, Stein had multiple senior executive originations roles, including senior vice president of retail lending for both Ally Financial/GMAC Mortgage and Washington Mutual Bank.

Stein aslso spent nearly a decade at CitiMortgage, where he served as senior vice president of wholesale lending, retail lending, and national sales and marketing.

“We are thrilled to welcome Steve to Ditech,” said David Schneider, executive vice president and chief operating officer for Walter Investment Management Corp. and president of Ditech.

“He is a seasoned mortgage veteran and brings senior-level experience to nearly every facet of our operations,” Schneider said. “I’m pleased that he will lead our consumer lending division as we build out this important component of our originations strategy.”

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