Malloy Evans

Malloy Evans is Fannie Mae's Executive Vice President and Head of Single-Family, reporting to the President and Chief Executive Officer. He leads the company's Single-Family business division, including the teams responsible for providing consistent and reliable liquidity to the single-family mortgage market, facilitating access to affordable homeownership, and managing the risk of the company’s $3.6 trillion mortgage loan portfolio.

Evans has served in various roles during his tenure at Fannie Mae, most recently as Senior Vice President and Single-Family Chief Credit Officer, where he was responsible for first-line credit risk management from mortgage acquisition through disposition. He has also held other leadership roles overseeing risks across the Single-Family mortgage life cycle, as well as the company’s administration of the Treasury Department’s Making Home Affordable (MHA) program. Evans began his Fannie Mae career as an attorney in the company’s legal department, serving as the principal counsel supporting Fannie Mae's implementation of government initiatives under the MHA program and advising the business on the company's multi-class securitization program.

Prior to joining Fannie Mae in 2004, Evans was a corporate associate at Hunton & Williams LLP, specializing in asset securitization and structured finance transactions. He has a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Davidson College and a Juris Doctor from Washington and Lee University School of Law.