Benefit Street Partners. Executive and Leadership Team

Nina Baryski, the Managing Director, Funds Chief Financial Officer at Benefit Street Partners., oversees the financial integrity and reporting standards for the firm's various investment funds. Baryski directs the accounting and valuation processes, ensuring transparency for investors across direct lending and structured credit portfolios. The Managing Director, Funds Chief Financial Officer manages the financial health of individual funds, providing critical data to support strategic decision-making. By maintaining rigorous oversight of fund-level expenses and capital flows, Baryski protects the interests of the firm's global client base. Nina Baryski collaborates with external auditors and internal investment teams to ensure accurate financial representation of all assets. This role requires deep technical expertise in credit markets and fund accounting. Through disciplined financial management, the Managing Director, Funds Chief Financial Officer supports the firm's mission to deliver attractive returns while upholding the highest standards of institutional accountability.

Jerome Baglien, the Real Estate Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer at Benefit Street Partners., directs the operational and financial strategy for the firm's real estate debt division. Baglien architects financial models that assess risk and return for large-scale property investments. The Real Estate Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer manages the division's budget, capital allocation, and reporting requirements, ensuring alignment with the firm's broader credit objectives. By overseeing the operational lifecycle of real estate assets, Baglien drives efficiency and performance in a competitive market. Jerome Baglien coordinates with the investment team to evaluate market opportunities and mitigate potential liabilities. This leadership role involves constant monitoring of real estate market trends and economic indicators. Through these efforts, the Real Estate Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer ensures the division contributes effectively to the firm's $92 billion asset management portfolio.

Stefanie Gallitto, the Global Executive Administrator To Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer at Benefit Street Partners., directs the administrative workflows and communication channels for the firm's senior leadership. Gallitto architects efficient scheduling and project management systems that allow the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer to focus on high-level strategic initiatives. The Global Executive Administrator To Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer manages complex logistics for global operations, ensuring that leadership remains connected to regional teams. By facilitating seamless information flow between departments, Gallitto supports the firm's ability to execute its credit-focused mission. Stefanie Gallitto maintains high standards of organizational excellence, ensuring that executive priorities receive immediate attention. This role involves constant coordination with internal and external stakeholders to support the firm's operational independence and growth. Through these efforts, the Global Executive Administrator To Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer sustains the productivity of the executive team.

Bryan Martoken, the Co-Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer at Benefit Street Partners., directs the firm's overarching financial strategy and operational framework. Martoken architects the capital structure and resource allocation plans that support the firm's diverse credit investment activities. The Co-Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer manages the firm's financial reporting, budgeting, and long-term fiscal planning, ensuring stability and growth. By overseeing the integration of operational processes, Martoken drives efficiency across the organization, maintaining the firm's competitive edge as a Franklin Templeton subsidiary. Bryan Martoken collaborates with the Board and other C-suite leaders to refine the firm's market position and investment focus. This leadership role involves constant monitoring of global economic conditions and their impact on the firm's $92 billion in assets. Through disciplined financial and operational oversight, the Co-Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer secures the firm's long-term success.

Allison Davi, the Co-Chief Operating Officer at Benefit Street Partners., directs internal business processes and operational infrastructure. Davi architects scalable systems that support the firm's diverse credit strategies, including direct lending and liquid credit. The Co-Chief Operating Officer ensures seamless coordination between investment teams and back-office functions, driving efficiency across the organization. By implementing advanced technology solutions, Davi optimizes day-to-day operations, allowing the firm to maintain its agility as a subsidiary of Franklin Templeton. Allison Davi monitors operational risk and compliance, ensuring that all internal workflows adhere to the highest institutional standards. This leadership role involves constant interaction with the executive team to align operational capacity with long-term growth objectives. Through these efforts, the Co-Chief Operating Officer sustains the firm's ability to manage $92 billion in assets while delivering consistent, solutions-driven results for clients worldwide.

Brian Buffone, the President (Nyse Fbrt) at Benefit Street Partners., directs the firm's public market strategy and overall corporate governance. Buffone architects the vision for the firm's publicly traded vehicles, ensuring alignment with investor expectations and regulatory requirements. The President (Nyse Fbrt) manages relationships with shareholders and the broader investment community, communicating the firm's value proposition in alternative credit. By overseeing the strategic direction of the firm's public offerings, Buffone drives growth and market visibility. Brian Buffone collaborates with the executive team to ensure that the firm's investment expertise translates into consistent performance for public market participants. This leadership role involves constant engagement with market analysts and institutional investors to maintain transparency and trust. Through these efforts, the President (Nyse Fbrt) strengthens the firm's reputation as a leader in the alternative credit space, supporting the firm's mission to deliver attractive returns.

Daring Kaul, the Managing Director at Benefit Street Partners., directs complex investment initiatives across the alternative credit landscape. Kaul architects high-yield strategies within the direct lending portfolio, ensuring alignment with the broader institutional goals of the firm. By leveraging deep market insights, the Managing Director identifies unique opportunities in special situations and liquid credit markets. Kaul maintains rigorous oversight of risk management protocols, protecting the $92 billion in assets under management. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the investment committee to refine asset allocation models. Daring Kaul consistently drives performance by optimizing portfolio composition and responding to shifting macroeconomic conditions. Through these efforts, the Managing Director secures long-term value for global clients while maintaining the operational independence inherent to the firm's structure as a Franklin Templeton subsidiary.

Godfrey Gill, the Managing Director at Benefit Street Partners., oversees the expansion of infrastructure debt and structured credit operations. Gill executes strategic initiatives that broaden the firm's reach across international markets, ensuring consistent growth in asset classes. The Managing Director manages relationships with key institutional partners, facilitating capital deployment into high-potential projects. By analyzing global credit trends, Gill provides critical guidance to the investment teams, fostering a culture of precision and analytical rigor. Godfrey Gill coordinates with internal stakeholders to streamline the integration of new credit products into the existing portfolio. This role demands constant vigilance regarding regulatory changes and market volatility. Through disciplined execution, the Managing Director strengthens the firm's position as an alternative credit pioneer, delivering robust solutions that meet the evolving needs of a diverse, worldwide investor base.