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01Experience
Managed over $100B in private credit mandates across institutional SMAs, CLOs, fund of funds, and 40-Act funds investing in US middle-market companies. Evaluated transactions brought by the origination team on downside, structure, relative value, and concentration, owned recommendation to the investment committee on portfolio fit, sizing, and pricing.
Managed $57B across US and international SMAs and mutual funds. Launched the firm's first custom equity strategy, which reached $6B in assets, and led a team of six portfolio managers.
Led risk analysis for structured credit portfolios, presenting liquidity and performance findings to boards and committees. Rebuilt the risk function, consolidating valuation and monitoring and automating portfolio data integration.
Supported due diligence on corporate credit in financials and utilities, building cash flow forecasts and credit pitches. Automated Treasury and swaps data processing using Python and Bloomberg.
Day-to-day contact for institutional and high net worth investors in the firm's private funds, leading client reviews and portfolio positioning discussions alongside the portfolio management team. Ran launch communications for new private funds.
Wrote market commentary, performance attribution, positioning narratives, and white papers across the firm's strategies, working with portfolio managers on topics and data visualization. Translated investment strategy into offering documents and investor materials for new product launches.
02Publications & Media
Music ABS and Institutional Readiness
Platform readiness now sets the primary constraint on rated market access for music catalog issuers, ahead of investor appetite or structural feasibility. The paper frames that readiness through five drivers, each independently buildable and each carrying a measurable cost-of-capital implication visible in debut pricing and in ratings movements across the life of a deal. Drawing on the completed rated transaction record and interviews with issuers, investors, advisors, and legal participants, it maps the progression platforms follow from bilateral financing to repeat issuance under a master trust.