IRVINE, CA—Property-data firm CoreLogic has hired Frank Nothaft from Freddie Mac, where he served as an economist for more than 25 years. Nothaft succeeds Mark Fleming, who joined First American Financial Corp. this past November, as CoreLogic's chief economist. FAF spun off CoreLogic in June 2010.
At CoreLogic, Nothaft will also serve as an SVP. He'll be responsible for expanding the Irvine, CA-based firm's economic policy unit and enhancing its research capabilities.
Anand Nallathambi, president and CEO of CoreLogic, says Nothaft is “a highly-respected expert on the global real estate economy and we are thrilled he has joined CoreLogic.” He adds that Nothaft's experience and thought leadership “will help to ensure that our market-leading property data, analytics and insights continue to provide unique value for the benefit of our financial services clients and broader markets.”
Formerly at the Federal Reserve, Nothaft joined Freddie Mac in 1986 as a senior economist, becoming chief economist for the GSA in 2001. In common with his predecessor at CoreLogic, Nothaft frequently appears on radio and television programs and is regularly quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times and leading industry trade publications.
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