Tracking down the credit industry’s original winners
All winning managers at the first Creditflux awards survived the crisis, under their own names – like BlackRock – or under new owners. But what happened to the people who collected the trophies?
 

Genesis of a CLO desk
On the 10-year anniversary of Genesis CDO I, Creditflux analyses the development of Deutsche Bank’s structured credit desk. By Hugh Minch

A European at the heart of US CLOs
Deutsche Bank has carved out a distinctive role in the CLO business as a bridge between the US and Europe

Together, they’ve gone far
The stable Wells Fargo team that came together at Wachovia is now backed by one of the big four US banks. It's a combination that dominates in US mid-market CLOs

Giant takes sharp turn towards CLOs
It is one of the biggest banks, but BNP Paribas moved nimbly after the crisis to build on its position as a leader in credit derivatives by adding a CLO arranging business

Gone but not forgotten
ACA Capital’s spectacular collapse heralded the demise of the monoline business and scattered its employees into jobs right across the credit space

Her Majesty’s secret CLO desk
They don’t know it, but through their ownership of nationalised RBS, UK taxpayers may hold the world’s biggest portfolio of CLO paper. Sayed Kadiri analyses RBS’s Stamford-based CLO business

Oh Brothers, where art thou?
Lehman Brothers’ collapse scattered one of the best regarded structured credit teams in the business around the investment banks and hedge funds of the world