News: Financial Digest
Posted: July 12, 2019
Brookline Bank hires Matera as vice president in the bank’s commercial real estate banking division
Brookline, MA Joan Matera has joined Brookline Bank as vice president in the bank’s commercial real estate banking division. Matera brings more than 20 years of commercial real estate banking and investment experience to Brookline Bank. She previously held positions building and managing commercial real estate portfolios at major New York City financial services firms. Matera will be based at Brookline Bank’s Boston headquarters.
“Joan is a real leader and a great addition to our commercial real estate banking team, said Bob Brown, division head of the commercial real estate banking group.
“She brings a successful track record of business development and CRE banking, regionally and nationally having worked with Tier 1 Institutional and Private Equity clients. Joan is a true professional who builds long term, valuable relationships and we are very pleased to have her on our team.”
In previous positions, Matera managed multi-billion dollar commercial debt portfolios for Fortune 50 companies. She has held leadership roles involving originations, underwriting, relationship management and ongoing management of debt and equity investments.
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