Investment bank Cambridge Wilkinson closed a $145 million leverage credit facility for a private real estate lender that lends in select geographies in North America, with a particular expertise in ground-up construction lending.
Cambridge Wilkinson closed a senior secured debt facility for a provider of supply chain finance that has developed a vendor-finance platform designed to improve the financial performance of the supply chain.
Cambridge Wilkinson hired Dan Lancellotti and Thomas Wynne as managing directors. Lancellotti brings more than 40 years of experience in the financial services industry and Wynne has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry.
Ken Rhee joined Cambridge Wilkinson as a managing director. Rhee is a senior executive with more than 30 years of experience in strategic business development and transformation, mergers and acquisitions and business incubation spanning various industries.
Oliver Finlay joined Cambridge Wilkinson as a senior advisor. Finlay is responsible for the strategic planning and identification of assets for the Beautiful Game Group.
Neil Wolfson joined Cambridge Wilkinson as a senior advisor. Wolfson is a co-managing partner at JPX Investments, a venture capital fund specializing in blockchain games. He was also president and chief investment officer of SF Capital Group for the past 10 years.
Michael Schoenbach has joined Cambridge Wilkinson as a senior advisor. Schoenbach is a professional with a 45-year journey in the fields of finance, accounting, consulting and risk management.
Cambridge Wilkinson has expanded globally throughout Canada, Europe, the Middle East, east Asia and Australia. All securities-related business will continue out of the firm’s New York headquarters through Avalon Securities.
Michael Steiner joined Cambridge Wilkinson as a managing director in its travel and leisure division. With more than 30 years of experience in the travel and technology industries, Steiner has directed the growth of enterprises from $100 million to $1.5 billion.
Laurie Pinto joined Cambridge Wilkinson as a managing director of its sports and entertainment division.