Kevin Palmer is the executive vice president and head of Freddie Mac Multifamily, leading all aspects of the division’s efforts to provide stability, liquidity and affordability throughout the rental housing market.

A longtime Freddie Mac veteran, Kevin previously led Portfolio Management for the company’s Single-Family Division, including supervision of Freddie Mac's nearly $3 trillion guarantee book of business including servicing, pricing and analytics, and oversight of its real estate-owned portfolio. He also led Single-Family Credit Risk Transfer (CRT). In his more than 20 years at Freddie Mac, Kevin has held various capital markets and risk management positions.

Kevin holds an MBA in Finance from Virginia Tech and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Weber State University. Follow him on LinkedIn.

Bill is the Chief Operating Officer of Freddie Mac Multifamily, overseeing the Asset Management, Operations, Business Management, and Accounting and Business Reporting teams. This includes groups responsible for loan administration and servicing, counterparty risk & compliance, marketing, employee engagement, business strategy and management reporting. Bill is a Certified Public Accountant and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation. Follow him on LinkedIn.

Lauren oversees the strategy and advancement of the division’s technology roadmap and operational risk framework. She is responsible for maintaining current technologies while driving investments to transform our platform. Lauren is also the Divisional Risk Officer for Operational Risk and ensures the Multifamily Governance Framework is resilient and aligned with Freddie Mac’s business operating model. She has been with Freddie Mac for over 20 years.

As head of Production & Sales, Steve manages a nationwide team of Multifamily professionals, overseeing the development and implementation of initiatives that improve the supply, speed and flow of capital nationwide, and addresses the rapidly evolving needs of our Optigo^® lenders and their borrowers.

Ian leads the credit and underwriting teams across all Multifamily business lines, covering Conventional, Targeted Affordable Housing and Small Balance Loans. He works closely with Optigo^® lenders, their borrowers and our Production & Sales staff to source a steady flow of high-quality loans to Freddie Mac Multifamily. Ian is an industry veteran and is keen on implementing strategic solutions, maintaining credit discipline and driving business results through strong partnerships.

Corey oversees Asset Management & Portfolio Surveillance for the Multifamily division. In this role, he leads post-closing borrower transactions, guarantor risk, valuation & physical risk, risk ratings and insurance activities. His team also focuses on physical property condition, due diligence, and quality reporting. Corey has been with Freddie Mac for over 20 years.

Michael oversees all multifamily loan pricing for the capital markets division related to both securitized products and the retained portfolio, which is key to our continued ranking as the leader in multifamily finance and strong financial performance. Michael joined Freddie Mac in 2017 and brings over 15 years of investment experience.

Catherine Evans is vice president of Underwriting and Credit for Freddie Mac Multifamily Small Balance Loans, Targeted Affordable Housing and LIHTC Equity. In this role, Catherine is responsible for the credit nationwide for the businesses and manages an organization of around 100 team members. Working with the Production team, she sets the credit vision for the lines of business and oversees the credit relationships with the Optigo lenders.

Jason leads the Multifamily Securitization Group, which is responsible for innovative structures and securitization program efficiencies, the Multifamily loan pipeline, and Multifamily credit risk transfer executions, including K-Deals®, SB-Deals®, ML-Deals, REMICs, Multi PCs^® and due diligence for Structured Credit Risk Notes. He has played a key role in the development of new credit risk transfer products such as SOFR bonds and the newly reengineered Multifamily Structured Credit Risk (MSCR) Notes. Jason has been with Freddie Mac Multifamily since 2013.

Mike is responsible for setting the technology vision and roadmap, ensuring strategic investments are made in the most impactful areas and executed with strong governance. He drives innovation, strengthens collaboration, streamlines operations, and connects strategy, funding, and delivery that results in real business and customer value.

Peter Lillestolen oversees the Targeted Affordable Housing (TAH) retail business, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Equity, Structured Transactions for both TAH and Conventional, as well as Seniors Housing. He and his team drive Multifamily’s affordable business with innovative, strategic decision-making. Peter’s team works closely with our Optigo^® lenders and Syndicator Network, building relationships and providing financial solutions that help to address the affordable housing crisis.

Steve leads the Western and Central regions for the Conventional Production & Sales business. He works closely with our network of Optigo^® lenders, building relationships and supporting the multifamily market by providing financial solutions through our Conventional loan products. Steve is based in our Irvine, California office and has been with Freddie Mac since 2012.

As Vice President of Operational Risk, Nick leads the first line of defense risk management for financial crimes, information security, business resiliency, vendor management and compliance with regulatory requirements. Nick and his team establish the risk direction by aligning the Multifamily Governance Framework with the business operating model. He continually improves governance by understanding the multifaceted drivers that effect risk environment.

Tim is the Chief Financial Officer of Freddie Mac Multifamily, responsible for our accounting and financial reporting. Tim and his team partner with Corporate and Multifamily stakeholders to provide integrated results and forecasts of our business, collaborate on strategic direction to optimize results, represent our performance in corporate financial statements, and report our progress to the board of directors and corporate senior management. Tim has been with Freddie Mac for over 22 years.

Meg leads the Northeast and Southeast regions for the Conventional Production & Sales business. She manages originations and works closely with our Credit & Underwriting teams, Optigo^® lenders and borrowers, bringing stability and liquidity to the multifamily market. Meg has over 20 years of experience in commercial real estate lending.

Carl McLaughlin is responsible for loan servicing operations and loan administration for Multifamily. He joined Freddie Mac as a mortgage purchase analyst in the Single-Family Division in 1999. Over the years, he supported Single-Family Purchase and Acquisition, Single Family Data Quality and Mission/Affordable Housing. He later became an operational risk manager, where he helped manage, and eventually directed, operational risk across various Single-Family and Multifamily operational risk types and internal organizations, identifying risks and controls, measuring and reporting on the risks, monitoring and holding capital for these risks, and establishing sound governance over operational risk. Since 2011, Carl has led the Multifamily division’s servicing of various new loan and securitization offerings and oversees the division’s role of Master Servicer for certain K-Deals^®.

Adam leads the Conventional Underwriting & Credit teams across the nation for Freddie Mac Multifamily. He and his teams work closely with Optigo^® lenders and borrowers to secure a steady flow of high-quality loans that adhere to our credit standards. Adam is known for his commitment to stakeholders, addressing challenges and improving processes. He has been with Freddie Mac for 14 years

Ameez heads the Multifamily Capital Markets group, where he oversees loan pricing, structuring, securitization, risk transfer and trading activities. In addition to managing relationships with securities investors, reinsurers, broker-dealers, and rating agencies, he plays a key role in the capital markets strategy. His responsibilities extend to market and liquidity risk, portfolio valuation, and costing. Ameez also guides the development and execution of investment, funding, and hedging policies, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives.

Guy leads the team of attorneys and other legal professionals who support all aspects of the Multifamily business, providing legal advice and counsel about the purchase, servicing, and sale of multifamily loans into securitization. Guy and his team work directly with our Optigo® lenders and other transaction parties on the contractual terms of new loan purchases. The team also provides legal support for operational, asset management, and regulatory matters, as well as counterparty risk, loan workouts and REO transactions, the Multifamily Seller/Servicer Guide, loan documents and commitments, and strategic initiatives. Guy has been with Freddie Mac since 2015.

Ethan leads the Multifamily division’s product strategy for myOptigo^®, which he helped develop from inception. He sets the vision for our technology platform, ensuring solutions address both current business needs and future demands. Ethan's group oversees cross-functional roadmap execution, guides major initiatives from design through delivery, and ensures milestones are met. He has been with Freddie Mac for over 20 years.

As Vice President of Multifamily Portfolio & Risk Management, Sharath oversees teams that develop models, manage the division's portfolio and provide strategic insights to improve decision-making and risk management. He also helps ensure our credit, portfolio and risk management capabilities have an integrated risk management approach across the portfolio. Sharath has more than 27 years of financial services experience applying modeling, analytics and data to solve complex business problems.

Erlita and her team are responsible for managing counterparty relationships as they relate to Seller/Servicer applications, scheduled audits, organizational change approvals, annual certifications, counterparty credit risk management and Seller/Servicer terminations, as well as AMO relationship management associated with the servicer network. The Multifamily Seller/Servicer Guide also falls under her purview. Erlita’s group frequently collaborates with Enterprise Risk Management and FHFA about seller/servicer oversight to ensure scorecard objectives and other mission goals are met.