New York & Tri-State + Long Island + Finance | March 1, 2021

BEB Capital Adds Chief Legal Officer

Real estate development and lending firm BEB Capital, based in Port Washington, NY, has appointed Andrew B. Levine to serve in the newly created role of chief legal officer. He brings more than 30 years’ experience, both as a senior banking executive and as a real estate attorney, in commercial real estate finance, acquisitions, asset management, and restructurings across the risk spectrum, credit cycles, and asset classes.

Before joining BEB Capital, Mr. Levine was a senior counsel in the Real Estate Department at Fried Frank. Prior to that, he was a managing director and the Head of Portfolio Lending & Underwriting at the French bank, Natixis.

“Andy brings to our executive leadership a blend of legal and business expertise, with a deep understanding of the complex needs of our activities and of our organization,” says Lee Brodsky, CEO of BEB Capital.

Pictured: Andrew Levine.

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