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Tetragon’s LCM hires co-head of Deutsche Bank’s Global CLO business

Tuesday, August 02, 2016
Opalesque Industry Update - LCM Asset Management, a leading loan manager and part of Tetragon Financial Group Limited (TFG), today announced it has hired Chris D’Auria to lead LCM’s global business development efforts. Having worked for more than a decade and a half in all aspects of the collateralized loan obligation industry, including originating, structuring and marketing CLOs, D’Auria adds significant expertise to LCM’s CLO business.

“In today’s world of constant market uncertainty, the lending space in my view continues to offer investors attractive opportunities that provide stable cash flows and shelter from economic volatility,” said Farboud Tavangar, Senior Portfolio Manager at LCM. “We look forward to leveraging Chris’ deep background and experience to help us further expand our global footprint and ensure that we continue to strive to deliver the highest-quality investments to our clients.”

D’Auria added: “With more than a decade of experience in the loan management business, LCM has built one of the industry’s strongest track records and reputations as a CLO manager. As increasing regulations continue to change the CLO investing landscape, now is a very exciting time to be working in the business, and I am extremely honored to join one of the space’s leading players. ”

D’Auria joins LCM from Deutsche Bank, where he was a Managing Director and co-head of the bank’s global CLO business. In his role at Deutsche Bank, D’Auria worked closely with LCM over the years to bring several CLOs to the market. He also has a strong background in advising CLO managers on M&A transactions as well as risk retention solutions. D’Auria began his career at Deutsche Bank working as a structurer/modeler on the bank’s CLO team. He holds a bachelor’s degree with honors from Johns Hopkins University.

Launched in 2001, LCM is TFG’s in-house CLO manager. With $6 billion in assets under management and focusing on U.S. senior secured leveraged loans, LCM is an integral part of TGF’s CLO business. TFG is one of the largest CLO equity investors globally having invested over $1.8 billion in the equity tranches of 84 CLOs managed by 32 managers.

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