Structured credit advisory shop launches

By Laura Jones

Friday, May 29, 2009

Ex-CIFG managing director and head of European structured finance is setting up a new structured credit advisory shop

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Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 14 years ago [2009-05-29 13:06:15]

Maybe each advisory shop can hire the other, and the whole thing will prove to be one big success! Unfortunately, the advisory opportunities are few and far between -- so competition is keen for this business. Most banks have no shortage of "in-house" experts, and prefer to keep their portfolios/strategies as confidential and private as possible. Most of these advisory shops will prove to be placeholders for the founders and staff -- something for the CV until one finds a more viable job.

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 14 years ago [2009-05-29 12:57:30]

In complete agreement with the previous comment, why don't they all just form one big entity? There seems to be too many of these boutiques floating around. I hope they don't cause "cross-advisorilization" similar to "cross-collateralization".. best of luck however!

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 14 years ago [2009-05-29 12:49:36]