Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Names Danny Salinas as CFO
The leadership transition follows the resignation of Paul M. Pion, with distributions maintained across all share classes.
September 05, 2025
Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Appoints New CFO as August Payouts Proceed
Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust, Inc. has made a key leadership change while continuing to execute on its monthly shareholder distributions.
On September 1, 2025, Paul M. Pion stepped down as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of both the Income Trust and its advisor, Cantor Fitzgerald Income Advisors, LLC. He also resigned from the company’s board, effective September 2. The company confirmed that the departure wasn’t related to any operational or policy issues.
The Board moved quickly. On September 2, Danny H. Salinas was appointed as Director, CFO, and Treasurer, filling all roles vacated by Pion. He also took over the CFO and Treasurer positions at the Advisor.
Salinas joined Cantor Fitzgerald, L.P. in September 2023 as Senior Managing Director and CFO. Since then, he’s led the firm’s financial operations—including accounting, treasury, regulatory reporting, and investor relations.
His background includes:
- Five years as CFO of TD Securities
- Five years leading U.S. tax planning at TD Bank Group
- Early legal practice at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
- CPA licensure at Deloitte & Touche
Salinas holds a J.D. from Georgetown and a B.S. in accounting from Rutgers.
Alongside this transition, the Company announced its August 2025 distributions. Each class of common stock and operating partnership units received a gross monthly distribution of approximately $0.1316 per share, reflecting an annualized rate of $1.55. For shareholders of record as of August 31, distributions were paid or reinvested on or about September 4.
Shareholders in the distribution reinvestment plan received shares in lieu of cash. Others were paid directly. As outlined in the prospectus, some classes are subject to distribution fees that reduce net payouts. The company also noted that these distributions may come from sources other than cash flow from operations.
Despite the CFO change, core processes remain in place. The company continues to move forward on its distribution schedule while keeping investors informed.
Forward-looking statements in the filing reflect current expectations, but actual outcomes may vary. Risk factors are outlined in the company’s most recent filings with the SEC.
With new leadership in place and payouts completed as planned, the Company signaled operational continuity through the transition.
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