Boston & New England + Boston + Finance | April 3, 2023

Todd Trehubenko Joins M&T Realty Capital in Boston

M&T Realty Capital Corporation (M&T RCC) has appointed Todd Trehubenko as an executive managing director in its Boston office. He joins the agency production team, with a focus on FHA-insured lending, and will be responsible for originating affordable and conventional loans across the U.S..

Trehubenko has more than 30 years of experience in multifamily financing. He joins M&T RCC from CBRE where he spent the past eight years as a vice chairman on the Debt & Structured Finance team. In that capacity, Trehubenko financed more than $1.36 billion in apartment loans and became the firm’s all-time leader in FHA originations.

Additional career highlights and accomplishments include testifying before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Financial Services; providing consulting expertise to HUD Headquarters on housing finance and energy conservation issues; and serving on a task force advising Fannie Mae on its highly successful Green Financing programs.

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