MorVest Capital Adds Larry Charbonneau as Managing Director of Mergers & Acquisitions

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Apr 03, 2019

MorVest Capital LLC has announced the addition of Managing Director Larry Charbonneau to lead Mergers & Acquisitions.

“Larry Charbonneau is a well-respected industry veteran with a formidable reputation in M&A,” said David Fleig, Chief Executive Officer of MorVest Capital LLC. “He pioneered valuation of mortgage companies and has successfully advised on over 90 M&A transactions. Larry perfectly complements our existing executive team and we are truly excited for him to join the firm.”

Charbonneau said, “My relationship with the executives at MorVest is marked by decades of mutual respect and successful collaboration. Today’s market offers unique challenges and opportunities which we believe will result in an accelerated pace of M&A activity. Mortgage Bankers increasingly want to understand both how much their company is worth and their long-term exit strategy options. This requires a specific understanding of their business model amidst the current market landscape along with an in-depth perspective on how M&A deals get done.”

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