PCMA taps industry veteran to lead credit and strategic initiatives

Bryan Filkey joined California-based PCMA, a non-bank private client lending organization, with the aim of cementing the group’s presence in the private client space. Filkey has worked previously at PIMCO, Capital One Bank and Credit Suisse. His experience includes overseeing more than $2.7 billion in non-agency originations and has experience running successful wholesale and correspondent divisions for national lenders. “There is a trillion-dollar opportunity created by post-crisis legislation; legislation that forced the highest quality borrowers out of the bankable universe,” said Filkey. “I look forward to creating products, partnerships and capital raising functions to finance the private client community that PCMA serves. I am thrilled to partner with the exceptional talent already in place at PCMA and believe our combined expertise and synergies will further fuel the rise of responsible, private lending to the most worthy borrowers in the lending landscape.” As the president of B2B at a national, publicly traded mortgage company he oversaw capital markets, wholesale and correspondent divisions, non-qualified mortgage (nonQM) production and was the head of IT R&D where his team pioneered proprietary AUS, automated conditioning engine, data integrity module, a custom portal and enhanced rules and reporting.PCMA offers qualified individuals and institutions bespoke lending solutions across all major residential asset classes. The firm recently signed a lease for a new office space in Irvine, California. Temporarily headquartered in Aliso Viejo, PCMA first launched its foray into private client lending in 2017 and officials say the company is on its next phase of growth. The firm’s business has grown quickly. From December 2018 to the first half of 2019, PCMA said it increased client acquisition and corresponding origination volumes by nearly 200%.

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