People moves and key promotions in securitisation

This week’s round-up of securitisation job swaps includes the announcement that Julian Salisbury will join ex-Goldman Sachs colleagues and Sixth Street co-founding partners Alan Waxman and Joshua Easterly next year. Elsewhere, Marsh has made a couple of senior promotions in its credit specialties division.

Salisbury is set to join Sixth Street as a partner and co-cio, alongside ceo Waxman, co-presidents Easterly (who is also co-cio) and David Stiepleman, vice-chair Martin Chavez and the firm’s executive committee. Salisbury is expected to start in early 2024 and brings over 25 years of experience building and leading private and public markets investing businesses. He comes to the firm from Goldman Sachs, where he most recently served as cio of the asset and wealth management division, responsible for US$2.7trn in assets - including more than US$450bn in alternative investments.

Meanwhile, Crestbridge has recruited Stacey Moody as a director in its Jersey corporate services team, specialising in corporate governance and administration of transactions across real estate, private equity and credit, including structured finance. She has over 15 years’ experience in the financial services industry, most recently as a senior manager at Intertrust Group in Sydney.

Marsh has appointed Angela Duca as global head of credit specialties, Marsh Specialty, based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She succeeds Nick Robson, who has been named global chairman, credit specialties. The pair will report to Pat Donnelly, president, Marsh Specialty and Global Placement.

Duca will join Marsh Specialty’s global executive committee and work with the credit specialties global leadership team to support growth and deliver innovative solutions that allow clients to enhance their business resilience across the three key areas of political risk and structured credit, trade credit and surety. She joined Marsh in 2008 and has held a number of senior roles specialising in political risk and structured credit. For the past three years, she has served as chief administrative officer, credit specialties.

Sambit Agasti has joined Mizuho as vp - real estate assets and structured finance, based in Singapore. He was previously a director, structured finance at Fitch in Sydney, which he rejoined in October 2021 after a five-month stint at Westpac.

Finally, Pan American Finance has appointed Eric Wragge to its advisory board, where he will help the organisation drive sustainable growth and deliver innovative financial solutions. Wragge is global head of business development and capital markets at the Algorand Foundation, having previously been md and head of Northern Europe ABS at JPMorgan.