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Envoy Mortgage to acquire MasonMac distributed retail assets

Created at 5 Aug · 5:06 PM1 source↑ Market-relevant
IN SHORT

Envoy Mortgage has agreed to acquire the distributed retail assets of Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corp. (MasonMac), a deal expected to close by the end of August. The acquisition will add approximately 100 loan officers to Envoy's team, boosting its annual funded volume run rate to over $3 billion.

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Key Numbers

100loan officers joining Envoy
$1 billionMasonMac loan officer production in past 12 months
240Envoy's total loan officer headcount post-acquisition
$3 billioncombined annual run rate in funded volume
$250 millionmortgage servicing rights retained by MasonMac
40%Envoy's year-over-year increase in funded loans per LO

Who's Involved

Envoy Mortgage
Acquiring company in the distributed retail assets deal
Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corp. (MasonMac)
Company selling distributed retail assets
Jesse Passafiume
President of Envoy Mortgage
Chuck Iverson
President and CEO of MasonMac
Envoy Mortgage to acquire MasonMac distributed retail assets

↳ Why This Matters

The acquisition signifies a consolidation trend within the mortgage industry, driven by the need for scale and investment in technology to navigate a challenging market. Envoy Mortgage's expansion through this deal aims to enhance its affiliate partnerships and operational capacity, while MasonMac strategically narrows its focus.

Key facts

  • Envoy Mortgage is acquiring the distributed retail assets of Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corp.
  • The transaction is expected to close by the end of August.
  • Approximately 100 loan officers from MasonMac will join Envoy.
  • The acquisition is anticipated to increase Envoy's annual funded volume run rate to over $3 billion.
  • MasonMac will retain a smaller operational footprint, focusing on portfolio retention and mortgage servicing rights.

Envoy Mortgage has entered into an agreement to acquire the distributed retail assets of Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corp. (MasonMac), a move that will integrate approximately 100 loan officers from MasonMac into Envoy's operations. The transaction, announced internally on Monday, is slated for closure by the end of August, with financial terms undisclosed.

This acquisition is part of MasonMac's strategic business realignment, which will see its distributed retail production teams transition to Envoy. Following the deal, Envoy's loan officer headcount is expected to reach about 240, and the combined entity aims for an annual funded volume run rate exceeding $3 billion. Envoy President Jesse Passafiume highlighted the strategic importance of the acquisition, noting Envoy's recent investments in people, processes, and technology to foster referral and affiliate relationships.

Passafiume indicated that no layoffs are anticipated, emphasizing the cultural and reputational alignment between the two companies, particularly in Western markets. Envoy plans to retain several of MasonMac's existing DBAs and team names. MasonMac will continue to operate with a reduced scope, focusing on portfolio retention and maintaining approximately $250 million in mortgage servicing rights.

Chuck Iverson, president and CEO of MasonMac, cited the challenging operating environment and the need for significant investment in technology, processes, and strategic partnerships as reasons for the sale. He stated that Envoy's growth and productivity model offered the best opportunity for MasonMac's team members.

Frequently asked questions

The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed by the companies.

Envoy President Jesse Passafiume stated that he does not expect layoffs as part of the transaction.

MasonMac will retain a smaller footprint, focusing on portfolio retention and approximately $250 million in mortgage servicing rights.

What Happens Next

01The transaction is expected to close toward the end of August.

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How It Developed

Envoy Mortgage agreed to acquire distributed retail assets from Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corp.
The deal is expected to close by the end of August.
Envoy Mortgage will add approximately 100 loan officers from MasonMac.
The combined business is projected to have an annual run rate exceeding $3 billion in funded volume.
MasonMac will retain a smaller footprint, focusing on portfolio retention and mortgage servicing rights.

Sources

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Exclusive: Envoy Mortgage to acquire MasonMac distributed retail assetsHousingWire

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