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E XPER I ENCE
F I RST C I T Y, L LC (New York, NY)
Managing Partner, 2008 – Present
1 Consultant to a number of institutional and family investment funds, including hedge funds and private
equity groups, both in the U.S. and in Europe, primarily in their pursuits to acquire financial institutions.
1 For each investor and financial institution, conducted due diligence, established accurate valuation,
determined most profitable workout strategy for t roubled assets portfolio(s) and identified strategy for
g rowth and expansion both through organic and acquisition methods.
G REYSTONE M ULT I U N I T, L LC (New York, NY)
CEO and Managing Director, 2006 – July, 2008
2 Founded and manage Greystone Mul tiUnit (“GMU”), which provides financing for mixed-use, multifamily
and small balance commercial properties.
3 Negotiated the purchase of the origination system and established its implementation within forty-five
days.
4 Successfully negotiated with residential sub-servicer to sub-service GMU’s unique commercial hybrid
loans, which have certain resi qualities and distinctive needs.
5 Oversee the design, development and implementation of the prequalification system by in-house
p rogrammers, which, over t ime, progressed to a hybrid prequal/loan origination system.
6 Work with counsel to establish and execute a national legal and regulatory strategy.
7 Deliver presentations to Wall Street investment fi rms, hedge funds and rating agencies detailing the loan
p rograms, borrower profiles, etc. in order to determine appetite for whole loan sales or loan
securitizations.
F I RST C I T Y, L LC (New York, NY)
H E M ISP H E R E N AT IONAL B ANK ( Long Island, NY)
Senior Managing Director, 2004 – 2006
2 Negotiated the purchase of both the originations and servicing systems and implemented them in forty-
five days.
3 Oversaw design and development of prequalification system by in-house programmers.
4 Worked with outside score vendor in designing, building and implementing a proprietary credit score.
5 H i red in-house counsel and worked with both in-house and external counsel to obtain all necessary
approvals in both the legal and regulatory arenas.
6 Developed the product offering which consisted mainly of SISA and SIVA products.
7 Received approvals from both FNMA and FHLMC for Hemisphere National Bank to be a seller servicer.
8 Obtained substantial waivers from FHL MC for product offering.
9 Delivered presentations to Wall Street investment banks for approval to sell originated SISA and SIVA
p roduct servicing retained and was approved by Morgan Stanley, Lehman Brothers, UBS and Credit
Suisse First Boston.
Consultant, 8/2004 – 12/2004
1 Designed and developed business plan for the creation of bi-coastal mortgage division. Areas covered
i ncluded (a) systems: prequalification, proprietary scoring engine, origination and servicing; (b) legal,
regulatory and compliance; (c) product design; (d) budgets; (e) staff; (f) t ime lines.
10 Responsible for hir ing the COO, CIO, General Counsel and Sales Manager.
FI RST CI T Y, L LC (New York, NY)
Consultant to FBE L td., 2002 – 2004
2 Developed asset management unit and president of Fund-of-Funds that encompassed family holdings as
well as solicited new business, which was operational by the second quarter of 2003.
1 Raised $25,000,000 for initial start of fund.
2 Managed the selection of asset managers to be included in Fund-of-Funds as well as asset
managers for family holdings.
3 Met goal of returning 1% per month as per init ial projections.
3 Re-engineered industrial real estate holdings in conjunction with establishment of clear reporting lines.
4 Created and implemented managerial and accounting controls to restructure real estate holdings into
u nified entit ies becoming non-executive chairman overseeing operations.
5 Reorganized managerial structure to ensure orderly and efficient t ransition from family enterprise to
several independent businesses
6 Developed strategic plan for real estate holdings.
7 Managed the repositioning and redevelopment of several industrial holdings into residential and retail
p roperties.
B ANK N EW Y ORK M ORTGAGE C O ., L LC ( New York, NY)
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Executive Vice President, 2000 – 2002
1 Areas of responsibility included product management, sales, e-commerce, credit modeling, securitization,
operations.
2 Reached profitability, including recovery of all start up costs, twelve months after receiving fi rst mortgage
application.
3 Developed innovative and exclusive mortgage products with FNMA.
4 Implemented cross functional teams for operations together with variable compensation plans.
5 Established a specialty lending group focusing on non-t raditional mortgage borrowers.
6 Led formation of interactive web-site allowing customers to correct deficiencies in individual loan
applications.
7 Worked with secondary mortgage participants to develop customized products such as non-t raditional
documentation, limi ted documentation as well as no documentation mortgages based solely on
p roprietary credit scores.
8 Created cross-functional, self-empowered work teams utilizing proprietary technology to enhance and
become a leader in delivering differentiated and unique customer service.
9 Succeeded in becoming a high efficiency producer based on technology and customer service techniques
employed.
REPUBL IC NEW YORK CORPORAT IO N ( New York, NY)
Managing Director, Consumer Lending Group, Republic National Bank, 1992 – 2000
1 Areas of responsibility included Single Family Mortgage and Home Equity Department, Credit Cards,
Loans and Lines, Retail Bank Information and Operating Systems, Network Management Retail Bank
Data warehouse.
2 Organized a functional department of 300 into 28 cross-functional teams focusing on three areas: staff
development and t raining, compensation, and technology.
3 Oversaw creation of each team set to ensure proper execution of origination, servicing and consumer
credit to eliminate handoffs between functional departments.
1 Staff Development and Training. Monitored the development of skill sets for each type of team
and the creation of a certification program for each team member, allowing for each team
member to be cross-functionalized for every skill needed on the team.
2 Compensation. Divided compensation into three categories: annual salary increase,
certification compensation and performance-based pay.
i. Annual Salary Increase. Instituted minimum salary increase based on cost of living
i ncrease.
ii. Certification. Developed each skill set, compensation levels for each set, rewarding
employees upon completion of each set.
iii. Performance-based Pay. Created explicit goals t ied to customer service, process
i mprovement and expense control.
3 Technology. Developed and managed the building of bank-wide data warehouse and managed
t he t ransition of all credit extensions from judgmental to empirically derived credit models for
a ll consumer loans.
4 Obtained ruling by California Department of Industrial Relations affi rming the exempt status of cross-
functional mortgage teams.
5 First major banking corporation to develop interactive internet program enabling dissemination of pre-
approval based on proprietary credit score to consumer lending customers in a highly efficient manner.
6 Member, Retail Bank Senior Management Commit tee.
7 Created long term strategy for bank-wide data warehouse.
8 Developed and positioned products for private banking clients.
9 Redesigned and implemented newly created delivery channels for different banking segments such as
b ranch, internet and private banking customers.
Senior Vice President, Mortgage Department, Republic National Bank, 1988 – 1992
1 Areas of responsibility included: Production, Secondary marketing, Servicing, Product development.
2 Developed proprietary mortgage product with the FNMA based on the achievement of superior credit
results.
C I T I BANK ( New York, NY)
Senior Vice President, Citicorp Mor tgage, Inc., 1984 – 1988
1 Responsible for multi-family and underlying co-op securitization as well as consumer receivables.
2 Executed the first underlying co-op FNMA Security sale.
3 Started the “AA” Mortgage Securities Program for Citicorp Mortgage, Inc., setting the standard for the
i ndustry.
4 Responsible for the issuance of all “AA” mortgage securit ies including C.M.O. Mult i Class Remic’s pass-
throughs and ARMs pass-through. Total issuing volume exceeded $6 billion.
Vice President, Citicorp Foreign Exchange, 1979 – 1984
1 Founded and developed Citibank’s Gold Trading Desk, concentrating primarily on spot t rading and gold
leasing and deposits from central banks around the world.
2 Responsible for t rading Bri tish pounds, both spot and I M M.
3 Maintained liaison with Citibank bond t rading department.
4 Analyzed Federal policy and interest rate forecast for the department.
5 Responsible for marketing foreign exchange services to major multi-national corporations throughout the
U nited States.
MARC RI C H A ND COMPANY (New York, NY)
1977-1979
ED UCAT IO N
Long Island University M BA, 1975