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/PRNewswire/ -- (Nasdaq: MBIN) Merchants Capital announced today the closing of two tax credit equity funds totaling more than $233.4 million. Merchants...
CARMEL, IN - Merchants Capital is proud to announce that Julie Sharp, Senior Vice President of Tax Credit Equity, has been appointed to the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition (AHTCC) Board of Directors. Sharp’s appointment became official in early July. The Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition is a leading industry trade organization and advocacy group based in Washington, D.C., focused on advocating on behalf of the Housing Credit to finance affordable housing in the United...
CARMEL, IN - Multifamily housing financier Merchants Capital has hired Linda Hill as Senior Vice President in the Merchants Capital tax credit equity syndications division, the company’s newest business offering. Based out of San Francisco, Hill will co-lead the tax credit equity investor relations and syndications platform at Merchants Capital and manage equity relationships with many of the top affordable housing sponsors in the United States. Hill is a recognized leader in the affordable housing industry with an impressive career spanning 25 years at some of the nation’s top syndicator...
CARMEL, IN - Multifamily housing financier Merchants Capital today announces three new senior hires to the tax credit equity team: Josh Reed, Jillian Flynn and Lindsey Davitt. These new hires join Julie Sharp, Senior Vice President of Tax Credit Equity, who leads the tax credit syndication platform, Merchants Capital’s newest business line. “I am proud to welcome these deeply talented and highly regarded affordable housing professionals to the Merchants Capital equity platform,” Sharp said. “Our team represents a mix of industry veterans and emerging young leaders, elevating our capab...
Moberly Monitor-Index When the Moberly City Council is scheduled to meet 6 p.m. Monday, March 1 at City Hall, the council will likely address some issues that came from their work session held Feb. 16 which includes the following items . The council may consider naming applicants to voluntarily serve on both the city's tourism advisory council and historical preservation commissions. Janie Riley's term on the tourism commission expires in March and she is seeking reappointment, while Tim Seidel is expected to be appointed to a designated seat representing Moberly Area Chamber of Commerce. Oth...