SAN FRANCISCO-Tribeca Cos., a San Francisco-based private equityreal estate investment firm, has added Adam Aasen and Martin Walshto its team as the company continues building operations insupport of its strategies targeting Western US markets. Aasenis appointed a director of investments and Walsh was named directorof private capital.
Aasen will be responsible for structuring the firm’s investmentsas well as maintaining the firm’s relationships within the capitalmarkets. He has extensive real estate investment banking andstructured finance experience, according to a prepared statement,and has closed more than $1 billion of debt and equity solutionsacross all property types.
Prior to Tribeca, Aasen worked with Highland Realty Capital andBuchanan Street Partners’ private equity funds. At Highland, he wasresponsible for the structuring and capitalization of new andexisting debt and equity financings for developer and investorclients. At Buchanan Street Partners, he was an investment officerresponsible for the origination, underwriting and execution of newjoint-venture equity investment opportunities.
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