The current state of sustainable finance will be explored during a day-long conference with a particular focus on fixed income. Through a series of talks and panel discussions, the following areas will be explored:
During the conference, the winners of the 4th Annual Student Research Competition on Sustainable Finance in Fixed Income will be announced. The competition is sponsored by FIASI and the Fordham University’s Center for Research in Contemporary Finance and the O’Shea Center for Credit Analysis.
When: Wednesday, May 1st, 2024
Where: Fordham University Gabelli School of Business, McNally Auditorium
Address: 140 West 62nd Street, New York, NY
Conference Agenda & Registration
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Michael Gatto, CFA will speak about his recent book:
Michael's seven-step credit analysis process will prepare you for a career in credit investing at the top buy-side and sell-side firms on Wall Street by teaching you the technical skills needed to invest in the debt markets. Whether you are analyzing a loan origination in the private debt market, a new issue of a broadly syndicated loan (BSL), a high-yield bond (HY), or a secondary trade, the comprehensive knowledge gained from this book will equip you to make well-founded investment recommendations. Additionally, an entire section devoted to distressed debt investing incorporates a practitioner's perspective on the nuances of bankruptcy and restructurings to develop strategies to profit from opportunities in this opaque market. In clear, straightforward terms accessible to the layperson, Michael explains strategies pursued by distressed companies such as J. Crew and Serta that have led to creditor-on-creditor violence, giving you an insider’s perspective on some of the least understood transactions in the distressed arena.
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As always, members' participation is free. Non-member fee is $60.00
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