TULSA, Okla (February 12, 2024) |
Endurance Advisory Partners, a top provider of advisory services to financial institutions, today announced that it has expanded its commercial real estate (CRE) advisory services with the addition of Jason Pumpelly.
Pumpelly brings 30 years of experience in capital markets to the table from his time at firms such as Cushman & Wakefield, Johnson Capital and HFF. His expertise on credit markets and access to debt and equity alternatives give Endurance clients a unique edge.
Endurance offers financial institutions the ability to not only assess their CRE risk and propose solutions for stressed assets, but the team can go a step further and execute on any solutions they propose, whether it be risk management or growth plans.
“Commercial real estate markets are a challenge for banks right now and many of them are looking at exposures and assessing their risk,” said Pumpelly. “Our team brings an invaluable outside perspective because we are not bankers – we’re lifelong real estate professionals. I am proud to be a part of a team that can truly help transform a bank’s commercial real estate strategy.”
Pumpelly joins Steve Everbach on Endurance’s CRE advisory team. Everbach has also spent over 30 years in the commercial real estate industry, spending decades with CRE service firms before joining the leadership of some of the top CRE firms in the nation, including Colliers International and Cushman & Wakefield. Everbach and Pumpelly have worked together for decades and bring a close working relationship to the team, along with career-long relationships with banks, private and institutional investors, developers, attorneys and capital sources across an array of markets.
“Steve and Jason give us not only a deep understanding of commercial real estate, but all the different markets and submarkets our banks are dealing with,” said Endurance Advisory Partner’s Founder and CEO, Stephen Curry. “They bring a well-rounded perspective for our clients and have both the experience and connections they need to build and fine-tune successful commercial real estate strategies.”