FGIC hires D’Imperio as chief credit officer

Published April 11, 2005 12:00 AM EDT 1 Min Read

FGIC has hired Alessandra D’Imperio as a senior managing director and chief credit officer, with the responsibility of managing FGIC’s underwriting risk management. D’Imperio had worked at Ambac, where she headed credit risk management for the public finance groupand served on the credit committee.

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