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Prior to its acquisition by Moody’s Analytics in October 2018, Victor served as Chief Economist & Senior Vice President of REIS, leading a team of economists and analytics to build, maintain and customize the firm’s market forecasting, valuation and real estate portfolio analytics services.

He is also a Research Fellow for the Penn qw for Urban Research; and a Teaching Fellow for the Executive MBA Program and the Department of Business & Public Policy at The Wharton School at UPenn.

Previously, David served as President of Freddie Mac and was responsible for all three business lines – Single-Family, Multifamily and Capital Markets – as well as the information technology and operations areas that support these business lines.

Prior to this role, he was the head of Freddie Mac Multifamily, where he presided over a remarkable period of growth – raising annual production from $16 billion in 2010 to almost $80 billion in 2018 and increasing the organization from 300 staff members in four offices to approximately 1000 employees in a dozen locations across the country.

Marc joined PNC’s Corporate Banking management development program in 1989. After spending six years in the Commercial Lending Division as a relationship manager in the Select Industries group, he joined PNC Real Estate as a relationship manager and Vice President, focused on large national developers and owners of commercial real estate. He then joined PNC Capital Markets’ Real Estate Loan Syndications Group as a Director and was promoted to Managing Director and manager of that group. Marc now leads PNC Real Estate’s origination activities for public and private real estate developers, owners and investors nationwide.

Brian also serves as a Mortgage-backed Securities (MBS) expert witness in disputes involving structured finance, servicing, loan origination standards and mortgage credit risk. He has been qualified to testify as an expert in various valuation, origination and loan servicing issues in residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities litigation.

Brian is quoted widely in the national press on issues involving the banking industry, mortgage-backed securities and the government’s response to the credit crisis. He has testified before the Congressional Oversight Panel to TARP, briefed the Senate Banking Committee staff on lending regulations and twice served as a Visiting Scholar to the OCC on real estate and capital markets issues