Tim Lange Joins CSBS Mortgage Team

WASHINGTON, D.C. - August 17, 2008 - (RealEstateRama) — The Conference of State Bank Supervisors announces the addition of Timothy J. Lange as Policy Analyst in its mortgage division. In this position, he will facilitate working groups of state regulatory agency staff and industry users in developing policies and procedures necessary in fully developing the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS).

Lange brings more than 10 years experience in financial services and capital markets, and most recently was a fixed income trader with the SWS Group, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Previously he was a vice president with FTN Financial and from 2000-2005, was an associate with Goldman Sachs SLK Fixed Income group in Chicago.

He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Loyola University Chicago and a Masters of Public Administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University.

“Tim’s academic credentials and his background in finance will yield great benefits as CSBS continues to develop the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System,” said CSBS President and CEO Neil Milner.

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CSBS is the nationwide organization for state banking, representing the bank regulators of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, and approximately 6,200 state-chartered financial institutions. The Conference is responsible for defending state authority to determine banking structure and the products and services state-chartered institutions can offer and for improving the quality of state bank supervision by providing department performance evaluation and accreditation programs and supervisory education/training programs for state banking department personnel.

Information Contact: Mary White, CSBS Vice President, Communications, (202) 728-5715, “>

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