Their return follows the announcement from Loandepot last week that Hsieh is permanently back in the CEO role. He founded the lender in 2010 and has outlined a renewed focus on returning to profitability, regaining market share and leading approval by the company of artificial intelligence.
In a statement, HSIEH said that the new employees mark a “return to our roots of innovation” and are focused on the “digital transformation of the company in both the near and long term”.
Marchetti, who was appointed Chief Digital Officer, will focus on the use of technology to stimulate operational efficiency and competitive advantage. He previously served as Chief Technology Officer of Loadepot from 2015 to 2019 before he became a member of Rate and later set up the consultancy Mezzo.
Dejulia, now Chief Innovation Officer, will focus on improving the production process of the loan through all production channels, with the emphasis on the top of the funnel. A former loan founder who started his career at Enable (now Dark Matter Technologies), Dejulia left Loandepot to launch LodasoftA company that streamlines workflows from mortgage production.
Loompot said that in the coming three months the managers will assess the “critical means that are needed to develop aids and possibilities of the next generation”, with the aim of stimulating operational performance and improving his competitive advantage.
Loompot, located in Irvine, California, has the second largest retail mortgage provider in the US market position. It currently counts as the 20th largest lender, with $ 10.9 billion in origination volume in the first half of 2025, according to Within mortgage financing.
The company reported a net loss of $ 40.7 million in the first quarter of 2025, an improvement of 43% compared to its loss of $ 71.5 million in the same quarter last year. Origin volume increased by 14% year to year to $ 5.2 billion. Loompot will report income from the second quarter on Thursday.
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