Simplifile’s Vice President of Strategic Planning Nancy Alley was appointed by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), parent corporation of the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO), to the MISMO board of directors.
The MISMO board of directors represents a cross-section of the real estate finance industry that manages and directs MISMO’s business and affairs. It consists of representatives from the residential and commercial mortgage industry who serve for staggered two-year terms.
“It’s an exciting time at MISMO and I am honored to join the board,” Alley said. “With the standard at the forefront of solving real industry business problems and regulatory challenges, I believe MISMO is a foundational piece of our future and I’m thrilled to be a part of it.”
Dave Stevens, CMB, president and chief executive officer of MBA said in the organization’s press release announcing the new board members, “In its most recent scorecard, the Federal Housing Finance Agency pledged active support for mortgage data standardization initiatives, including MISMO. The technology used to serve customers in housing finance continues to evolve and MISMO will play an increasing role in solving business and operational problems.”
Alley brings more than 25 years of financial services and mortgage industry experience to her role on the MISMO board of directors. She has dedicated her career to driving innovation and leveraging technology in the mortgage industry. As a former co-chair of the eMortgage workgroup in MISMO, Alley has been actively involved in driving adoption of industry standards.
Prior to joining Simplifile, Alley led the product strategy for ISGN, architecting a strategic vision for a suite of technology offerings, spanning the mortgage lifecycle from origination to default. She brings an extensive knowledge of cloud-based offerings through her experience running Xerox Mortgage Services, the provider of the of the BlitzDocs intelligent collaborative network. Alley also led the product management and engineering efforts of eSignSystems, an eSign and eVaulting provider, and she spent eight years at GE Capital Corporation evolving her product management and business development skills in mortgage banking technology.