Founding partner
Jordan Zubani
Commercial strategy & acquisitions
Jordan brings 18 years of corporate and institutional banking experience to Axe Co, including 11 years at Macquarie as a Director in the Corporate Property Group. Across his career, he has originated and structured, or led teams underwriting, more than $6 billion of commercial property finance. He brings commercial strategy, capital structuring and transaction advisory judgement to each mandate, and applies a lender's discipline to how capital, asset fundamentals and execution risk converge through a transaction. His experience spans origination, structuring and underwriting, including credit recommendation, risk assessment, borrower engagement and senior stakeholder management.
Founding partner
Nadine Kahlon
Transaction & legal intelligence
Nadine brings more than 15 years of institutional legal and property finance experience to Axe Co. Her career includes more than six years at Allens across Real Estate and Banking & Finance, followed by a decade at Macquarie, where she was a director and Head of Legal for Commercial Property Finance. Having advised on more than $3 billion of complex property lending transactions, Nadine brings a strong risk focus and sharp transaction judgement. Her experience includes legal and transaction-risk leadership across documentation, security, priority, conditions precedent, amendments, enforcement pathways and governance escalation.
Founding partner
Adam Flohm
Asset diligence, development & execution
Adam brings more than 25 years across property acquisition, development and delivery. He has led projects up to A$120m, including multi-site aggregation, rezoning and planning approvals for private investor syndicates. His experience spans acquisition negotiation, site aggregation, feasibility, planning strategy, consultant coordination, delivery oversight and sales coordination across residential, retail and commercial projects. This direct operating experience brings a practical perspective to testing asset value, development risk and viable execution pathways.