Paul Nicholson Joins Amherst as Deputy Chief Investment Officer

The Amherst Group (“Amherst”), a prominent player in residential real estate investments, has appointed Paul Nicholson as its Deputy Chief Investment Officer. Nicholson returns to Amherst from Santander US Capital Markets, bringing extensive experience in mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and risk management.

In his new role, Nicholson will collaborate closely with Chairman and CEO Sean Dobson to shape and implement investment strategies, particularly focusing on Amherst’s MBS business, which oversees more than $3.5 billion in client assets. His return marks a pivotal moment for Amherst as it seeks to capitalize on evolving market opportunities in real estate and capital markets.

“We are delighted to welcome Paul Nicholson back to Amherst,” stated Sean Dobson. “Paul’s deep expertise in MBS and his comprehensive understanding of market dynamics will be instrumental as we navigate and capitalize on the current investment landscape. His leadership will further strengthen our position as a leader in real estate investment and management.”

Nicholson’s career spans over two decades, including significant roles at Merrill Lynch before joining Amherst initially in 2004. His tenure at Amherst Pierpont Securities and subsequent leadership in risk management positions him uniquely to enhance Amherst’s strategic initiatives in real estate and capital markets.

“I am excited to rejoin Amherst at this pivotal juncture,” remarked Paul Nicholson. “Amherst’s dedication to innovation and its robust investment platform provide an ideal foundation to drive growth and deliver value to investors. I look forward to collaborating with Sean and the entire team to advance our strategic goals and capitalize on emerging opportunities.”

Paul Nicholson will oversee investment decision-making, operations, and risk management across Amherst’s diverse investment strategies, further solidifying the firm’s commitment to excellence and innovation in real estate investment.

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