CLO issuance to benefit Black Girls Code efforts
CLO issuance to benefit Black Girls Code efforts
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CIFC Asset Management was drawn to the mission of Black Girls Code because of the underrepresentation of women of color in finance.
CIFC Asset Management has launched a new philanthropy CLO Initiative for Change that combines supporting organizations promoting environmental, social and governance changes with the firm s day job as a credit manager and CLO sponsor.
As part of a new collateralized loan obligation, CIFC Funding 2021-IV, CIFC and other firms working on the CLO are contributing a combined $145,000 to Black Girls Code, a non-profit providing technology-related education to girls aged 7 to 17. Members of the group making the donation are RBC Capital Markets, The Bank of New York Mellon Corp., Appleby (Cayman) Ltd., Allen & Overy LLP, Milbank LLP and Locke Lord LLP.
He was thinking of a career as a carpenter.
His mother, Rosemary, had other ideas. She saw an ad in a newspaper in 1986 that the Village of Orland Park was looking for police officers to serve the growing community. She even filled out an application for him and coaxed him to attend an orientation.
Well, 35 years later, Keating, 56, was sworn in as the Village of Mokenaâs new police chief in April, replacing the retired Steve Vaccaro and taking the reins from Interim Chiefs Tim McCarthy and Randal Stumpf.
Rosemary Keating died in 1998, and Keating praises her nudging him into law enforcement.
NYPD Defends Handling Of Crash Investigations Under Pressure To Shift Authority To DOT
arrow The aftermath of a fatal crash in East Harlem in December FREEDOM NEWS TV
On a summer evening in 2014, Dulcie Canton was riding her bike though Bushwick when she was struck from behind by the driver of a Chevy Camaro. The driver fled the scene, leaving Canton with multiple broken bones and a concussion. As she recovered in the hospital, her friends, along the lawyer Steve Vaccaro, managed to collect security camera footage of the incident, and eventually traced the vehicle back to its owner.
Despite the evidence, the NYPD refused to even interview the driver. When Canton reached out to the 83rd precinct, she was informed that the detective in charge of her case had gone on vacation. They never called her back.
CIFC adds MD to Investor Solutions Group
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28/01/2021 - 5:58pm
CIFC Asset Management (CIFC), a USD30 billion alternative credit specialist serving institutional investors globally, has appointed Rebecca Levy as a Managing Director in its Investor Solutions Group.
Most recently, Levy served as a Senior Portfolio Advisor at Aksia LLC. In this new role, Levy will strengthen CIFC’s Investor Solutions Group as the firm continues to scale its business, create tailored solutions for clients, and develop new institutional relationships. Based in New York, Levy reports to Jim Boothby, Managing Director and Global Co-Head of Business Development.
“We are pleased to welcome Rebecca to CIFC. Her expertise in portfolio construction and expansive network of institutional relationships will prove instrumental as we continue to develop customisable offerings that meet the evolving needs of investors,” says Steve Vaccaro, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of CI