Caliber CFO Jade Leung Departs After 11 Years; Michael Rosales Takes Interim Role

Event summary

  • Jade Leung steps down as CFO of Caliber after 11 years, effective June 5, 2026.
  • Michael Rosales, current SVP of Accounting, Financial Reporting & Tax, appointed Acting CFO starting June 14, 2026.
  • Caliber reaffirms 2026 guidance and confirms the transition does not affect strategy or financial outlook.
  • Board begins search for permanent CFO with expertise in capital formation, real estate fund finance, and digital asset tokenization.

The big picture

Caliber’s CFO transition comes as the company integrates digital asset infrastructure into its real estate platform, reflecting broader industry trends toward tokenization and blockchain-enabled financing. With over $2.6 billion in managed assets, the company’s ability to attract a finance leader experienced in both traditional real estate and digital asset strategies will be critical for its next phase of growth. The search for a permanent CFO highlights the strategic importance of capital formation and fundraising in Caliber’s expansion plans.

What we're watching

Leadership Continuity
How Michael Rosales will manage the transition and maintain financial stability during the interim period.
Strategic Alignment
Whether the new CFO will prioritize Caliber’s digital asset tokenization strategy alongside traditional real estate investments.
Market Perception
The impact of the CFO transition on investor confidence and Caliber’s stock performance.