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Pennymac hires Isaac Boltansky as head of public policy by Sarah Wolak for HousingWire

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PennyMac Financial Services Inc. on Tuesday announced the appointment of Isaac Boltansky as managing director and head of public policy.

“Pennymac is pleased to welcome Isaac to our strong team of industry professionals. In moments of industry transformation, it is critical to have leaders who understand the ecosystem with the expertise to shape the future of mortgage lending through thoughtful advocacy,” said David Spector, chairman and CEO at Pennymac.

“Isaac’s established industry ties, policy expertise and strategic insights will reinforce Pennymac’s leadership in the mortgage sector.”

Boltansky joins Pennymac from BTIG, where he led the firm’s policy analysis efforts as director of policy research. His work focused on housing policy, financial services and tax regulation.

He’s credited with driving the firm’s policy work by leading research efforts, identifying key legislative and regulatory changes, and determining their implications for investors, corporations and financial markets.

His new role at Pennymac will include development of public policy strategy that strengthens Pennymac’s relationships with government and industry stakeholders. This includes engaging with federal and state policymakers, regulatory agencies and industry associations.

Boltansky will also be tasked with advocating for policies that align with Pennymac’s goals, as well as monitoring and analyzing legislative and regulatory developments.

“I am honored to lead Pennymac’s public policy efforts at such a pivotal juncture for the industry,” Boltansky said in a statement. “I look forward to working with an exceptional team to navigate an evolving policy landscape and advance strategies that strengthen the company and help homeowners nationwide.”

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