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Posted: August 9, 2022
M&T Bank names Orrino managing director and head of Institutional CRE Capital Markets
New York, NY According to M&T Bank (NYSE: MTB) (“M&T”), Matthew Orrino has been named a managing director and head of Institutional Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Capital Markets at M&T Investment Banking. Hired by the Corporate & Investment Bank (“CIB”), Orrino will be focused on expanding M&T Bank’s Institutional CRE Capital Markets solutions for its new and existing customer base and will be located in New York City.
“It’s an exciting time for the industry, and for M&T, as we expand our CRE footprint into new markets,” said Orrino. “M&T has earned a best-in-class reputation with its deep roots in commercial real estate and loyal customer base. I look forward to building on that foundation and bringing my experience in capital markets to our institutional clients.”
Bringing 20 years of transactional experience across diversified financial service organizations with him, Orrino will concentrate on commercial real estate debt capital markets within the Investment Bank and report to Hugh Giorgio, managing director and head of Debt Capital Markets for M&T Investment Banking.
“Matt is the inaugural hire for our institutional real estate capital markets platform. He will serve as the cornerstone for which we expect significant growth, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome him to the team,” said Giorgio, “He brings many years of building strong relationships in the industry and a long track record of success.”
Prior to joining M&T, Orrino was a senior vice president and head of Capital Markets at CoreVest American Finance. Orrino brings experience in real estate capital markets and securitized products. He previously held various roles at both Wells Fargo Securities and Morgan Stanley.
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