In her role, Hildner will help lead the development and implementation of MBA’s strategy on legislative, regulatory and other industry issues related to loan administration and mortgage servicing.
Hildner will act as MBA’s primary liaison for the Loan Administration Committee, working under the guidance of the Vice President for Residential Policy. She is tasked with crafting policy responses to major initiatives and building and sustaining relationships with regulatory agencies, member committees, and working groups.
“Kaitlin’s vast housing and financial services experience, including working on some of the most important servicing issues facing the mortgage industry, makes her a perfect fit for our residential policy team,” said Pete Mills, MBA’s senior vice president of residential policy & member engagement. “Her deep understanding of servicing trends and challenges uniquely positions her to advocate effectively on behalf of our members during a time of constant, ongoing change.”
Prior to joining MBA, Hildner served as a senior policy advisor for the U.S. Department of Treasury, Financial Stability Oversight Council Secretariat. She held former ascending roles at the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and previously served in research associate and assistant roles at the Urban Institute, the University of Colorado Law School and the Piton Foundation.
Hildner holds a Master of Science in applied economics from Johns Hopkins University and her Bachelor of Arts in economics from Haverford College.