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  • New York Community Bancorp Plunges After Dividend Cut

    Many other organizations have turned to sales of this asset class in order to enhance cash flow or liquidity.

    March 5
  • Contenders see plenty of room for the market of EFTS investing in CLOs to grow. The question is if they can potentially usurp some of banks' dominance in AAA-tranche investing.

    March 5
  • The weighted average (WA) credit line was $10,874, which Moody's said is low relative to other large card issuers, and in fact 69.5% of the pool has a credit limit of $10,000 or more.

    March 5
  • Eric Spacek

    Eric Spacek has more than 15 years of insurance risk control experience and joined Church Mutual in January 2020 as Risk Control program manager. He was promoted to his current role in January 2022.

    Spacek earned a bachelor's degree in English from Eastern University in St. David's, Pennsylvania, and his juris doctor degree from American University in Washington, D.C.

    Spacek earned the Associate in Risk Management (ARM) designation. He has also received the Cambridge Certificate in Risk Management for Churches and Schools.

    Spacek serves on the board of directors of the Iowa Prayer Breakfast Committee and on the board of directors for the Friends of Youth Justice Initiative in West Des Moines, Iowa.

    March 5
  • D.E. Shaw is purchasing credit-linked notes sold by banks that transfer the risk to the buyer in exchange for a coupon payment, while keeping the assets on the lender's balance sheet.

    March 4
  • Abhishek Shah, Founder and CEO of Testlify. Under his leadership, Testlify has become a pioneer in leveraging AI for talent assessment, emphasizing the synergy between technology and human insights. His commitment to ethical AI practices and passion for nurturing talent positions him as a thought leader, especially amidst new compliances like the New York AI law.

    March 4
  • Eric Woodward is the senior advisor to Socure.

    Socure provides digital identity verification and identity fraud prevention. Founded in 2012, the company's mission is to verify 100% of good identities in real time for customers including financial institutions, government agencies and enterprises across all industries.

    Prior to Socure, Woodward was engaged in more than a dozen advisory roles — from advising public and private CEOs to senior executives to private equity firms — for digital identity, payments risk and data infrastructure opportunities. Before these advisory positions, Woodward was the group president of Early Warning, a financial institution data consortium, and the parent company of Zelle. During his time at Early Warning, he led the risk services business and initiated the build-out of Zelle's real-time fraud and risk capabilities. Prior to that role, he led the strategy and M&A group at Early Warning.

    March 4
  • The collateral pool has 2,701 loans, which have a WA original term of 91 months, and an average balance of $76,737, and an average rate of 17.26%.

    March 4
  • March 4
  • The division of the staff into two divisions of the company. Mass layoffs, work optimization and cost reduction. Crisis and downsizing of business. Reduce and save business. Keep the best employees.

    Rocket shrunk its workforce by about 20% year-over-year, while Academy cut 250 employees prior to being acquired by Guild Mortgage.

    March 4
  • New York Community Bank website (www.mynycb.com) displayed on smartphone

    New York Community Bancorp faced new questions Friday after a flurry of disclosures led to a steep sell-off in its stock. The embattled Long Island-based lender beefed up its risk leadership, but Fitch cut its rating to "junk" status.

    March 1
  • Wisconsin housing

    Prices in several cities came in more than 20% above what would be considered a sustainable level when compared to local economic factors, according to the rating agency's report.

    March 1
  • Stickier inflation and deteriorating budget estimates "could start to reverse the 40-year downtrend" of a key measure of how much bond investors are compensated for holding long-term debt.

    March 1
  • Peter Pezaris

    Peter Pezaris is New Relic's Chief Design and Strategy Officer, leading user experience vision and design and design system and quality. Prior to New Relic, Pezaris was the Founder & CEO of CodeStream, a service that helps development teams discuss, review, and understand code. Before CodeStream, Pezaris was Founder & CEO of Glip, a team collaboration platform acquired by RingCentral in 2015, and Multiply.com, a social commerce platform acquired by Naspers in 2010. He also founded Commissioner.com, one of the first online fantasy sports platforms, which was acquired by CBS in 1999. A seasoned entrepreneur and tech executive, Pezaris is a recognized expert in the collaboration and social networking space, pioneering several of today's most commonly used features in real-time messaging.  Pezaris holds BS degrees in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University.

    March 1
  • Camay Pascucci

    Camay Pascucci is vice president, wealth management, at OneDigital Retirement + Wealth.

    She has spent her career empowering clients to reach their personal financial planning goals, with previous roles at BNY/Mellon, Fidelity Investments, Scudder Investments and Charles Schwab & Co.

    March 1
  • Julia Voloshchenko is the PR Manager at Workcore.

    March 1
  • Erich S. Huang, M.D., Ph.D., is the head of clinical informatics at Verily Life Sciences.  

    March 1
  • The collateral pool has some 2,950 assessments. They have a WA original term of 26.39 years, an assessment loan-to-value ratio of 6.26%, and a mortgage LTV of 44.50%.

    March 1
  • Ken Moss, chief technology officer of Bill

    Ken Moss is chief technology officer of Bill. He brings more than 30 years of experience in global technology teams at a variety of companies and industries including online commerce, search and interactive entertainment. Before joining Bill, he was chief technology officer for eight years at Electronic Arts, where he led the company through a cloud-based transition and pioneered broad uses of data and AI to improve the game creator and player experience. Prior to that, he was vice president of marketplaces technology, science and data at eBay. He was also general manager, director of development, and founder of internet search at Microsoft, where he oversaw the development and engineering with key product teams working on Bing and MSN Search.

    March 1
  • As banks sell investment-grade loans to reduce capital charges, Carlyle is purchasing and repackaging them into securities that can offer investors attractive returns.

    February 29