DDISON (Texas), May 6, 2026 – Send2Press Newswire — Click n’ Close announced today the appointment of Amy Azorandia to the position of chief compliance officer. Azorandia, in this role, will lead the company’s governance framework, risk management infrastructure, and compliance strategy as Click n’ Close expands its national platform. Image caption: Click n’ Close names Amy Azorandia as chief compliance officer. Azorandia, as chief compliance officer will be responsible for strengthening enterprise compliance management systems, improving regulatory oversight, and aligning compliance strategies with operational execution. Her appointment supports Click n’ Close’s focus on disciplined, consistent growth, loan quality, and performance across wholesale, correspondent, and retail channels. Ian Kimball, Click n’ Close’s president, said: “I’m happy to welcome Amy to Click n’ Close.” “Her expertise in building scalable frameworks for compliance and risk management will be instrumental to our continued growth while maintaining the highest standards and accountability.” Azorandia has more than 20 years’ experience in mortgage banking, with a proven track record of designing, implementing, and managing compliance and risk infrastructure on complex, multi-channel lending platform. She is known for translating regulatory requirements into systems that support production and protect organizational integrity. Azorandia was most recently senior vice president for mortgage compliance and systems, at Firstrust Bank. She led regulatory strategy, compliance governance, and operational transformation initiatives. She held executive leadership positions at GMH Mortgage Services where she developed enterprise compliance programs to support a multi-state platform with annual originations exceeding $1 billion. Azorandia’s career has seen her oversee regulatory examinations, develop risk-based compliance systems, and implement digital and operational enhancements to improve loan quality. She is a Certified Mortgage Banker, and an active leader in the industry. She has held multiple leadership positions within The Mortgage Collaborative and The Mortgage Bankers Association. Azorandia stated that Click n’Close has built a solid foundation centered around innovation, execution, and expanding access to home ownership. “I look forward strengthening the company’s regulatory infrastructure in a manner that supports sustainable growth, improves operational performance, and reinforces trust among our partners and borrowers.” Click n’ Close, Inc., a multi-state lender, serves consumers and originators via its wholesale, correspondent, and retail channels. The company is a leader in the industry for proprietary down payment assistance programs (DPA), and a recognized leader of One-Time Close construction loans across conventional, FHA and USDA programs, as well as FHA and VA programs. Click n’ Close’s 1st Tribal Lending Division, the nation’s largest originator of Section 184 home loan for Native Americans and its largest servicer, extends its commitment to increasing homeownership opportunities across the country. Click n’ Close, which has been in business since 1959, has always been at the forefront of mortgage innovations, having pioneered the adoption of eClosings, and eNotes. Click n’ Close is backed by a solid financial foundation. It has the warehouse and balance sheet capacity to support its specialized loan program, providing reliable execution and consistent access to capital for its partners. By maintaining direct relationships and servicing its loan program in-house with Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Ginnie Mae as well as private investors, the company provides dependable liquidity and loan salability, and enhances the borrower’s experience. Clicknclose.com has more information. News Source: Click n’ Close Inc.To view the original post, visit: https://www.send2press.com/wire/click-n-close-names-amy-azorandia-chief-compliance-officer/. This press release has been issued by Send2Press(r), Newswire, on behalf of the news provider. The news source is solely responsible and accountable for its accuracy. www.send2press.com.
