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TECHNICAL SKILLS
- Microsoft Office
- Adobe
- Intex Calc and Dealmaker
- Yield Book
- Trade Web
- Empirasign
- MBS Source
- Blackrock Aladdin
- Credit Suisse Locus
- Bloomberg and Excel Add - in
- Collateral Analysis System (CAS)
- Loan Performance (LP)
- Webbs Hill
- SQL
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential
Manager
Responsibilities:
- Utilize fundamental and technical analysis, as well as, hedge ratios and macro correlations between assets and hedges
- Manage BWIC, OWIC and out of comp situations, bidding for both inventory and on behalf of customers
- Coordinate with customers and sales to determine customer buy and sell axes and plan for tactical and strategic portfolio allocation
- Create market commentaries related to both RMBS and broader markets; including trade activity, trends in spreads / collateral assumptions, and relative value stories (e.g., modified residential loans with outstanding forbearance)
- Travel regularly throughout the United States to strengthen 100+ institutional relationships
Confidential
Manager, Fixed Income Investment Portfolio
Responsibilities:
- Oversaw team responsible for market prices within Confidential ’s Investment Portfolio
- Prices were used for trading, margining, and hedging decisions
- Investment Portfolio ranged between $250 to $500 billion in AUM and included Multi and Single Family Agency CMOs, Non-Agency RMBS and CMBS, Agency RPL bonds, Non-Performing and Re-Performing Loans, and Military Housing Bonds
- Analyzed loan and bond sale candidates with senior leaders across capital markets, portfolio management and risk management
- Managed team of senior analysts and associates, which included employees’ responsibilities, ratings, and compensation
- Created and presented complex topics to large audiences (e.g., CRT Implied G-fees, CRT Benefit vs Cost Analysis, CRT Market Primer, Bond Stress Tests, and Non-Agency RMBS R&W Settlement and Insurance Rehabilitation Payouts)
- Enhanced Non-Agency RMBS / CMBS, Agency CMO, Agency RPL Securities and Military Housing Valuation Frameworks (e.g., RMBS, improved from a single scenario analysis to a more dynamic multiple scenario analysis which resulted in better sales execution)
Confidential
Assistant Vice-President
Responsibilities:
- Analyzed and valued structured products including Non-Agency CMOs, Consumer ABS (student loans, credit cards, autos), Interest Rate and Credit Derivatives (CDS, IIO, IO, PO), and ABS Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs)
- Estimated asset prices by running multiple prepayment, default, and severity vectors using a combination of historical and projected collateral performance and applied based on bond types and payment waterfalls
- Engaged in regular conversations with respective trading desks and presented results to senior management
- Led several team initiatives including development of Bank Stress Tests, Interest Rate Hedge Analysis, and FAS 157 Classifications
Confidential
CDO Analyst
Responsibilities:
- Developed infrastructure to analyze ABS CDO Payment Waterfall and allocate underlying RMBS Basis across $10 billion PE Fund
- Created RMBS Surveillance Platform to analyze Actual versus Projected Performance Results using Loan Performance, Intex, Bloomberg, and Excel and presented results regularly to senior management
- Improved processes and data availability within internal applications so teams could better analyze and monitor portfolio activity
Confidential
RMBS Analyst
Responsibilities:
- Led Collateral Analysis for Origination Team by collaborating with Transaction Managers, Rating Agencies, Lawyers, and Accountants
- Managed several (Prime, Alt-A, Option ARM, Subprime, S&D) Loan Pools monthly with balances between $100 million and $1 billion
- Confirmed data integrity and prepared summary stratifications and rep lines for securities transactions
- Coordinated with mortgage bankers to prepare new business pitches, as well as, recurring mortgage market presentations
- Optimized processes used to produce stratifications, rep-lines, and presentations via Intex, Bloomberg, CAS, Access, and Excel