Patty Koscinski is Senior Director of Economic and Strategic Research in Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research Group. She leads a team responsible for producing monthly macroeconomic and housing market forecasts, including forecasts of loan volumes and profiles used by various Fannie Mae business units. The team supports and contributes to Fannie Mae’s stress testing, modeling, ESG, and risk functions in addition to producing external reports and presentations.
Prior to her current role, Patty worked in Fannie Mae’s Single-Family Division on the Credit Risk Team. She led the team responsible for the credit risk monitoring and management of all newly acquired loans, and she built a team that designed comprehensive portfolio reporting used by Single-Family leadership for evaluating business performance against business targets and objectives. In earlier roles, she led the development of underwriting models, developed analytics-based program recommendations for the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Making Home Affordable Program, and built loan-level loss severity models used to drive loan review selection and offer alternative loss mitigation outcomes to foreclosure. She joined Fannie Mae in 2005.
Patty has a B.A in liberal arts from St. John’s College, Annapolis, and an M.A. in applied economics from Johns Hopkins University.
