Dan Morin Cpa, Ca MBA
About Dan Morin Cpa, Ca MBA
Dan Morin is the Senior Director & Deputy of Real Estate Risk Management at CIBC, with extensive experience in real estate financing and risk management.
Current Position at CIBC
Dan Morin serves as the Senior Director & Deputy, Real Estate Risk Management at CIBC. He has been part of the organization since 2007, working in the Toronto, Canada Area. His role involves the oversight of real estate risk management, ensuring that the institution effectively manages exposure to real estate market fluctuations. With extensive experience in financial modeling and real estate financing across all major asset classes, he brings significant expertise to his position.
Previous Experience at Scotiabank
Prior to his tenure at CIBC, Dan Morin was the Vice President - Real Estate Credit at Scotiabank. He held this role from 1996 to 2007, also based in Toronto. During his 11 years with Scotiabank, he specialized in credit analysis and risk management within the real estate sector. His work helped shape the bank's strategies in managing real estate investments and mitigating potential risks.
Role at PwC
From 1976 to 1981, Dan Morin worked as a Chartered Accountant at PwC in Toronto. Over his five-year period at PwC, he developed a strong foundation in accounting practices. His role at PwC equipped him with the technical skills necessary for his future career in finance and risk management. This early experience was instrumental in shaping his understanding of financial systems and regulatory requirements.
Education at Schulich School of Business
Dan Morin achieved his MBA from the Schulich School of Business. His time at Schulich equipped him with advanced knowledge in business administration, which has been a cornerstone of his career in finance and risk management. The skills and knowledge acquired during his MBA studies have been critical in his roles involving complex financial modeling and strategic risk assessment.
Education at University of Ottawa
Dan Morin completed his B.Commerce (Hon) at the University of Ottawa. This foundational education in commerce provided him with in-depth knowledge in business operations, economics, and financial principles. The comprehensive curriculum supported his later endeavors in financial modeling, credit analysis, and risk management within the banking industry.