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KeyBank RE Capital appoints Tinti to senior banker

New York, NY KeyBank Real Estate Capital, the commercial real estate business unit of KeyCorp, appointed Joseph Tinti to senior vice president and senior banker.

He is responsible for new business development and relationship management as part of a five person team providing on- and off-balance sheet financing solutions for private real estate owners, investors and developers.

Tinti, who is based in the firm’s New York City office, reports to Alan Isenstadt, senior vice president and head of New York City and Philadelphia for KeyBank Real Estate Capital’s Income Property Group.

“With a proven track record and depth-of-market expertise, Joe has cultivated solid industry relationships,” said Isenstadt. “Through our integrated platform, he will be able to leverage his experience and relationships to best serve our clients.”

Tinti brings more than a decade of commercial real estate and fund finance experience to Key. Prior to joining Key, Tinti was a vice president and relationship manager in the Real Estate Group at J.P. Morgan Securities LLC where he was responsible for new business development and transaction execution for institutional real estate clients. He started his career at J.P. Morgan Chase in 2011 as an analyst in Credit Risk Management.

Tinti earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Fordham University in New York.

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