
David Dubinsky
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- Full Name
- David Dubinsky
- Title
- Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
- Firm
- Oberland Capital Management LLC
- Firm Type
- Healthcare-focused structured finance / private credit and royalty investment firm (~$3.2B AUM). *Note: aggregator listings tagging him as an "Angel Investor" appear to be mislabeled — Oberland is not an angel/seed shop, and Dubinsky's role is firm-level financial operations rather than deal origination.*
- Investment Stage (firm)
- Primarily commercial-stage and near-commercial-stage healthcare; late-stage clinical development; will selectively consider earlier-stage opportunities
- Check Size (firm)
- ~$50 million to $300 million per transaction, with capacity for significantly larger deals
- Target Company Profile (firm)
- Healthcare, biopharma, medical device, and diagnostics companies and royalty holders seeking non-dilutive capital to fund late-stage trials, commercial launches, or acquisitions
- Sector Focus
- Healthcare / life sciences (pharma, biotech, medical devices, diagnostics)
- Geographic Focus
- Global, with a base in the United States
- Location
- New York, NY
Background
David Dubinsky is the Chief Financial Officer of Oberland Capital, a New York–based investment firm specializing in flexible, non-dilutive structured financing for the global healthcare industry. In this role he oversees the firm's financial operations, accounting, fund administration, and reporting functions for a manager with approximately $3.2 billion in assets under management across multiple Healthcare Royalty and Credit Opportunities funds.
Before joining Oberland Capital, Dubinsky was a Managing Director and CFO at Siguler Guff & Company, a diversified private equity firm with more than $10 billion in assets under management, where he oversaw the firm's accounting and client reporting functions. Earlier in his career, he was a Manager within the Assurance & Advisory Business Services department at Ernst & Young, gaining a foundation in audit and financial advisory for institutional clients.
Dubinsky holds a B.S. in Accounting from Binghamton University (State University of New York) and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in the State of New York. His profile is that of a finance and operations executive — a CFO with deep private-equity and fund-accounting experience — rather than a deal-sourcing investment partner.
Investment Thesis & Focus
As CFO, Dubinsky is not the firm's deal originator; the points below describe the strategy of Oberland Capital, the platform he helps run financially:
- Non-dilutive, structured capital: Oberland provides financing that lets healthcare companies raise capital without issuing new equity — typically in exchange for rights to future product royalties or revenue streams.
- Flexible structures: A broad suite of solutions including monetization of royalty streams, acquisition of future product revenues, project-based (synthetic) financing, and investments in debt and equity securities.
- Deal size: Target transactions of roughly $50M–$300M, with the ability to underwrite significantly larger deals.
- Stage: Focus on commercial-stage and near-commercial-stage products and late-stage clinical assets, financing late-stage trials and commercial build-outs; will consider select earlier-stage opportunities.
- Firm positioning (own words): "Healthcare Specialists Passionate About Innovation" — the team emphasizes combined scientific, operational, and financial expertise and customizes structures "to meet the specific capital requirements and strategic objectives of transaction partners globally."
Notable Investments
- ImmunityBio — $320M investment announced in 2023 ($210M funded at closing), part of $850M total financing that year for the immunotherapy company.
- BillionToOne — $140M non-dilutive financing (Sept 2024) for the molecular diagnostics company.
- Verastem Oncology — debt refinancing (Jan 2025) supporting the oncology company's commercialization strategy.
- ClearPoint Neuro — up to $110M investment (May 2025; $33.5M funded at closing) via a structure combining a secured note, tiered royalty interest, and equity purchase.
- Primmune Therapeutics — participation in a Series B round (reported Jan 2026), an example of a more early-stage engagement.
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