USC Marshall FinTech Speaker Series: loanDepot CEO & CRO

NOTE: THIS EVENT IS FOR CURRENT USC STUDENTS ONLY. AN OFFICIAL USC EMAIL ADDRESS IS REQUIRED TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT.

USC Students,

For the second installment of USC’s FinTech Guest Speaker Series, we have the pleasure of hosting Anthony Hsieh, CEO, and Brian Biglin, CRO, of loanDepot.

loanDepot, LLC was founded in 2010, with a customer-centric strategy to deliver mortgage and non-mortgage loans with great service and competitive rates. They are a national, nonbank lender serving consumers across the nation under the brand names of loanDepot, imortgage, Mortgage Master and LDWholesale.

With 5,000+ employees, including more than 1,500 licensed loan officers, loanDepot is transforming the lending model by integrating sound lending disciplines, efficient lead-delivery systems and predictive data science into an efficient technology platform that streamlines the lending process from origination through servicing of mortgage and non-mortgage loan products. Headquarters in Foothill Ranch, CA, the company also operates 140+ retail branch locations under the imortgage and Mortgage Master brands.

The FinTech Guest Speaker Series is part of Marshall’s new MBA level course FBE 599 – The Fintech Revolution: Disrupting Traditional Finance. The course will dive into selected emerging FinTech business models to understand how they are disputing traditional banking. As a part of the course, each lesson will have C-Level executives from various FinTech companies join as guest lecturers. These industry leaders will speak more deeply on the topics covered in class, the FinTech industry as a whole, and the disruption in their segment. In the spirit of being inclusive the speaker portion of the class will be open for all USC students. Guest speakers will present the second half of class from 800 - 930pm.

If you would like to attend, please RSVP through Eventbrite. If we need to limit attendance due to room capacity, priority will be given in the following order: students enrolled in the class (actually, you are required to attend), MBA students not enrolled in course, undergraduate Marshall students, then all other USC students. For students who decide to join the lectures, please find a seat (first come first served basis but please do not infringe on the seats of students enrolled in the course) during the class's break.

We’re excited to launch the USC FinTech Guest Speaker Series and hope you can make it!

Cheers,

Marc Hamud & James Healy