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Michael Cherepnin

Director / Partner - EJF Ventures at EJF Capital LLC

Michael Cherepnin is a seasoned finance professional with extensive experience in technology and financial services. Currently serving as Director and Partner at EJF Ventures since 2021, Michael specializes in FinTech and blockchain infrastructure within venture capital. Prior roles include Vice President at Evercore from 2016 to 2021, focusing on technology and FinTech, and a Summer Associate at Moelis & Company in 2015, where responsibilities included M&A and restructuring. Earlier experience also encompasses an Associate position at Altius Capital and an Analyst role at Renaissance Capital, both centered on M&A and capital markets. Michael Cherepnin holds an MBA from Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management and a BS in Economic Cybernetics from the National Technical University of Ukraine 'Kyiv Polytechnic Institute'.

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EJF Capital LLC

EJF Capital LLC (“EJF”) is a global institutional alternative asset management firm focused on regulatory event-driven investing in financials and real estate. EJF’s approach combines investment expertise across the capital structure with a corporate finance focus to unearth what we believe are creative solutions for investing in complex, mispriced securities. EJF focuses on regulatory change and where we believe investment opportunities will be created. The firm employs a value-based, fundamental approach to security selection with a macro overlay based on the regulatory environment. Since inception, EJF has focused on anticipating and positioning around the regulatory pendulum that swings from highly regulated to deregulated, and back. EJF analyzes the pendulum movement to forecast how we believe institutions are going to lend and invest. We believe the firm’s location inside Washington, D.C.’s Beltway provides access to the regulatory ecosystem present in the capital, and as a result, nuanced insight into the effects of regulation and deregulation.