Andrew Hubacker has been named Chief Financial Officer at United Wholesale Mortgage, the company announced in a press release.
Hubacker is taking on the role immediately. As CFO, he will oversee the company’s finances, including accounting, reporting, compliance, tax, treasury, budgeting, forecasting, and liquidity management.
“I’m humbled to be named UWM’s Chief Financial Officer,” said Hubacker.
“From helping to take the company public through the largest SPAC in history, to becoming the #1 overall mortgage lender in the nation, my experiences at UWM have been nothing short of extraordinary. The positive mindset and service mentality every single team member and leader have here is truly unmatched. I’m eager to continue elevating and enhancing the role and capabilities of our finance team as a strategic business partner to the company.”
UWM’s previous CFO, Timothy Forrester, recruited Hubacker to help take the company public.
Hubacker has been acting as CFO since Forrester lost a battle with cancer in July 2022.
“Andrew has made such a positive impact at UWM since the day he started,” said Mat Ishbia, president and CEO of UWM.
“He has been acting as the CFO since the passing of Tim Forrester, and has done a phenomenal job in all aspects. I know he’s capable of taking on this role and has been doing it at a high level already.”
More recently, Hubacker played a key role in helping UWM achieve its goal of becoming the number 1 overall lender in the nation by helping lead various initiatives to enhance the company’s liquidity and financial position. These initiatives have helped provide the company with the necessary liquidity to support its strategic objectives that ultimately helped UWM rise to the top.
He brings more than two decades of experience to the position. Prior to UWM, he worked for 18 years at Deloitte & Touche, with twelve years spent as an audit partner. His other experience includes times at AOL and the SEC.
Hubacker lives in Bloomfield Township, Michigan with his wife and three children.
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