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Rayman Kaur Mathoda appointed CEO of Xome

Industry vet to lead company's growth, oversee transition of Assurant Mortgage Solutions

Xome, a HousingWire Tech 100 winner and wholly-owned subsidiary of WMIH Corp., the parent company of the Nationstar Mortgage Holdings family, announced it has named Rayman Kaur Mathoda as its new chief executive officer.

Mathoda, an industry veteran, will oversee the growth of Xome's business segments, including the expansion of third-party opportunities across its exchange, title, valuation and field services businesses, as well as the transition of Assurant Mortgage Solutions business, which the company acquired last week. CEO rayman mathoda, Xome

“Rayman brings a 20-year track record of success in the real estate market. She is a strategic thinker with operational savvy who is uniquely qualified to leverage technology, tools and intellectual property to expand Xome’s third-party exchange, title, valuation and field services businesses,” said Jay Bray, chairman and CEO of WMIH Corp. “I’m thrilled to welcome her experience, energy and leadership to Xome.” 

Before she joined Xome, Mathoda was the co-CEO of Genesis Capital and a member of its board of directors. Before then, she served as president of Hudson & Marshall, chief operations and revenue officer for ALAW, and chief administrative officer at OneWest Bank.

“Xome is a leading technology-driven solutions provider within the industry,” said Mathoda. “Setting our sights toward the future, we believe we’re uniquely positioned to meet the changing needs of our customers in the real estate and mortgage sectors, and I look forward to being a part of the journey.”

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