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  • Fed Chairman Jerome Powell

    Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says crushing inflation is the most important thing the Fed can do to reduce costs in the housing market. Some economists and policy specialists say higher rates are not the only tool at its disposal.

    June 14
  • Olivia Krylov Capco

    Olivia Krylov is an associate at Capco, interested in the banking and payments, risk and regulatory, and security and privacy spaces.

    She currently works out of Capco's Chicago office and is on a payments engagement assessing the security of the clients payment rails. She has also supported a DEI engagement developing the financial institutions overall strategy, as well as a small team working on financial and regulatory consulting for a financial services firm. She has previous experience in consulting both through internships and in an academic context.

    June 14
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    Christopher Senackerib

    Christopher Senackerib is a senior consultant at Capco.

    He has worked as a project manager and business analyst on projects across investment management and capital markets organizations. Prior to joining Capco he worked at a boutique financial services consulting firm, delivering capital markets technology projects, and he previously managed a team providing investor and market intelligence data at a fintech firm.  

    June 14
  • Emily Dell

    Emily Dell is a client engagement manager for DUX, a virtual inspection software company. She has a background working for SaaS startups in client-facing positions.

    June 14
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    Proceeds could be used to support the company's loan originations as well pay down existing debt coming due in the next three years.

    June 14
  • Westgate will repay principal on a pro rata basis, if there are no performance-related trigger events. Should a performance-based trigger event happen, the transaction will switch to a sequential-pay structure.

    June 14
  • Initially, the reserve account starts at 0.0%, but it will be funded to either 1.00%, 2.00% or 3.00%, depending on the level of the notes' three-month average excess spread.

    June 13
  • Samuel Deane president of Deane Wealth Management

    Samuel Deane is a financial advisor and president of Deane Wealth Management, a registered investment advisor for founders and tech employees.

    The wealth management firm specializes in equity compensation, financial planning, investment management and tax planning. After spending some time working in an industry traditionally reserved for wealthy retirees, he realized that he could provide wealth management and financial planning services more efficiently for his generation.

    June 13
  • Headshot of Catherine Stihler

    Catherine Stihler (OBE, FRSE) is a distinguished international leader and open technology specialist who served on the Governor of Pennsylvania's AI task force. She has also collaborated with the World Economic Forum's AI Alliance, and provided valuable insights to the US National AI committee, establishing her as a key figure at the intersection of AI development and governance, among other notable achievements. With a career including two decades at the forefront of European policy creation and decision-making, she uniquely bridges regulation and innovation - helping organizations understand compliance and achieve goals.  Catherine seamlessly combines an insider's knowledge of international institutions and business with a results-driven approach, showcasing a unique and practical perspective. She is also acting advisor for Vero AI, the new innovative AI startup behind the Iris platform and VIOLET Impact Model.

    June 13
  • Issuance volume of asset-backed securities for the year through June 13, 2024

    June 13
  • Underwriting league tables of asset-backed securities through June 13, 2024

    June 13
  • Dan Chu is the executive director of the Sierra Club Foundation.

    June 13
  • Pegine Grayson Whittier Trust

    Pegine Grayson, JD, CAP, is a senior vice president and director of Whittier Trust's Philanthropic Services department, leading a team of 14 in providing philanthropic advice to the company's high net worth clients and management services for their foundations and donor-advised funds. 

    Grayson advises clients on issues such as formalizing their philanthropy, charitable giving strategies, impactful grant-making and involving the next generation in philanthropic activities. She and her team also provide turn-key, comprehensive foundation and DAF management services, shouldering all the administrative responsibilities, so clients can simply experience the joy of giving and the positive impact it has on their families.

    Grayson received her law degree from the University of Southern California Law School, her chartered advisor in philanthropy designation from The American College, and her bachelor's degree from Middlebury College. She is also trained as a mediator through the Los Angeles County Bar Association.

    June 13
  • Interest-Rate-Risk-Adobe

    Markets appeared to welcome signs of future rate relief, with the latest Freddie Mac average falling for the fifth time in six weeks.

    June 13
  • The pool includes loans originated under section 504 of the Small Business Investment Act of 1958, which supported funding for loans made to small business concerns, predominantly with original 30-year terms.

    June 13
  • ABS

    The trust will repay on a pro rata basis each month until the collateral's aggregate principal value is 50% of the aggregate principal value of the collateral obligations at closing.

    June 12
  • Peter Spiegel is the founder and CEO of Ideal Living, a company whose mission is to ensure everyone has access to affordable clean air and pure water, and a solid foundation for wellness. Peter is a pioneer in direct-to-consumer marketing and an avid wellness advocate. His innovative wellness products — that include AirDoctor, AquaTru and AromaTru — have over $3 billion in sales, and have become best sellers in major retailers, such as Walmart, Target and Costco.

    June 12
  • Some buyers in the JPMorgan deal — and in multiple other SRT trades — borrowed money from other banks to help finance their stakes and inflate returns, people familiar with the matter say.

    June 12
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    Ted McRae is the director of marketing at MakersHub.ai.

    June 12
  • Rohit Chopra

    Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra pushed back against a new argument posed by Senate Republicans that the bureau may only be funded if the Federal Reserve earns a profit.

    June 12