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Affordable Housing Industry Veteran, Bob Taylor, joins National Equity Fund as Chief Risk and Investment Officer

Bob Taylor
April 03, 2025

National Equity Fund (NEF), a leading non-profit multi-family affordable housing investment manager, announced the appointment of Bob Taylor as Chief Risk and Investment Officer (CRIO). This newly created role underscores NEF's commitment to robust risk management and strategic investment to further its mission of expanding affordable housing opportunities nationwide.

Learn more about Bob and his role at NEF. 

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