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Matthew Donnelly

Chief Investment Officer at InPoint Commercial Real Estate Income
Executive

About Matthew Donnelly

Matthew Donnelly is Chief Investment Officer of ICR-PA, a role he has held since February 2022; he is 54 years old as of January 1, 2025 and also serves as Head of Originations for the Sub-Advisor (Sound Point) since October 2016 . His background spans origination and real estate finance leadership: Head of Originations at Realty Finance Trust (oversaw >$1.5B in bridge/mezz loans), Head of Real Estate Finance at Cole (>$10B financings), and Managing Director at Bear Stearns (>$5B CMBS and balance sheet loans); earlier, he was a loan officer at Community Preservation Corporation focused on low-income housing . Education: B.A. in Economics from Fordham University and M.A. in Real Estate Investment from New York University . The company does not pay compensation to executive officers and does not disclose executive performance metrics (TSR, revenue growth, EBITDA growth) tied to Donnelly’s pay in the proxy .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Realty Finance Trust (RFT)Head of OriginationsFeb 2014–Mar 2016Oversaw origination, underwriting and closing of >$1.5B in bridge/mezzanine loans .
Cole Real Estate InvestmentsHead of Real Estate Finance2008–2014Responsible for >$10B in financings for managed REITs, incl. REIT-level facilities and project loans .
Bear StearnsManaging Director, Real Estate Finance1999–2008Managed team; responsible for >$5B in CMBS and balance sheet loans .
Community Preservation CorporationLoan Officer1995Low-income housing construction/rehabilitation lending in NYC .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Sound Point (Sub-Advisor)Head of OriginationsOct 2016–presentLeads originations for Sub-Advisor supporting ICR-PA’s investment sourcing and management .

Fixed Compensation

ICR-PA does not pay compensation to executive officers; they are employed and compensated by IREIC, Sound Point, or affiliates.

YearBase SalaryTarget Bonus %Actual Bonus Paid
2024N/A (no company-paid exec compensation) N/A (no company-paid exec compensation) N/A (no company-paid exec compensation)
2025N/A (no company-paid exec compensation) N/A (no company-paid exec compensation) N/A (no company-paid exec compensation)

We currently do not have any employees; executive officers are employed by IREIC or Sound Point and compensated there. Pursuant to the Advisory Agreement, personnel costs for employees serving as our executive officers are not reimbursed .

Performance Compensation

ICR-PA does not maintain executive incentive plans for officers; the proxy includes no Compensation Discussion & Analysis and notes no compensation committee due to the absence of officer pay .

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
None (officers not compensated by ICR-PA)

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Metric2023-06-262024-06-182025-06-25
Shares Beneficially Owned (units)— (zero) — (zero) — (zero)
Ownership % of Outstanding<1% <1% <1%
Shares Outstanding (reference)10,114,470.448 10,116,186 10,117,998
  • No pledging/hedging by Donnelly is disclosed in the proxy; the independent director restricted share plan authorizes Class I awards for independent directors, not executive officers .

Employment Terms

  • Role and employer: Donnelly serves as CIO of ICR-PA, and Head of Originations for the Sub-Advisor (Sound Point); executive officers are employed by IREIC/Sound Point, not ICR-PA .
  • Severance / change-of-control: No severance or change-of-control provisions for executive officers are disclosed at the company level; the proxy states no officer compensation is planned and includes no CD&A .
  • Indemnification: ICR-PA has indemnification agreements with each director and officer, providing advancement of expenses and indemnification to the fullest extent under Maryland law, subject to conditions .
  • Expense reimbursement governance: Company will not reimburse personnel costs for employees to the extent they serve as executive officers; Total Operating Expenses caps and reimbursement frameworks are disclosed in the Advisory Agreement .

Performance & Track Record

  • Head of Originations at RFT: Oversaw >$1.5B bridge/mezz loans (2014–2016) .
  • Cole Real Estate Investments: Led >$10B financings (2008–2014) .
  • Bear Stearns: Managed team; >$5B CMBS and balance sheet loans (1999–2008) .

The proxy does not disclose company TSR or financial performance metrics tied to Donnelly’s compensation at ICR-PA; officers are compensated by IREIC/Sound Point .

Governance and Conflicts Context (Alignment Considerations)

  • No compensation committee and no officer pay; therefore no CD&A or executive pay program at ICR-PA .
  • Conflicts of Interest: Company highlights potential conflicts with Advisor/Sub-Advisor regarding time allocation and investment opportunity allocation; independent directors oversee conflict mitigation .
  • Ownership interest of Advisor/Sub-Advisor: Advisor holds 40,040 Class P shares and Sound Point holds 120,000 Class P shares with restrictions under subscription agreements .

Investment Implications

  • Absence of company-paid executive compensation and no disclosed incentive metrics at ICR-PA reduces direct, disclosed pay-for-performance linkage for Donnelly at the registrant level; incentives likely reside with the Sub-Advisor, which the proxy does not detail .
  • Donnelly’s beneficial ownership in ICR-PA common stock is disclosed as zero across 2023–2025, indicating limited direct “skin in the game” at the registrant; watch for any future Form 4 activity to reassess alignment and selling pressure (attempt to fetch insider trades encountered authorization error) .
  • Significant origination and financing track record (> $1.5B RFT; > $10B Cole; > $5B Bear Stearns) supports execution credibility in credit sourcing and structuring, which is core to ICR-PA’s strategy under Advisor/Sub-Advisor management .
  • Conflicts-of-interest framework with Advisor/Sub-Advisor underscores the importance of independent director oversight and co-investment approvals; monitoring board governance and related-party arrangements remains prudent for alignment .