Malay Bansal is a capital markets professional with over 16 years of wide capital markets, commercial real estate, and structured finance experience. He is a Managing Director at a New York based advisory firm working on structured finance, commercial real estate , clean energy, infrastructure, ...
more Malay Bansal is a capital markets professional with over 16 years of wide capital markets, commercial real estate, and structured finance experience. He is a Managing Director at a New York based advisory firm working on structured finance, commercial real estate , clean energy, infrastructure, and project finance. Previously, he worked at a large wall street firm for 15 years, in various roles - portfolio manager, head of advisory, trader, product head, banker, deal-manager, head of structuring & pricing. For the last ten years, the commercial real estate sector has been a major focus for him. He has been involved in all aspects of the sector including performing & non-performing loans, properties, CMBS, CRE CDOs, subordinate debt, REITs, financing lines, and securitization. Other trading desks he has worked on include treasury, mortgage, & currency options, CMOs, emerging markets structured products, non-dollar swaps, and exotic options. Malay’s education includes an MBA, MS in Economics, and BS in Electronics Engineering. Note: The opinions and ideas expressed in these writings are solely mine, and not of any of my present or past employers or clients.
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One Lesson For Investors From Brexit And Trump Victory Missed By Most
Experts were looking at not just the total but applying electoral college math to the polling results. And still them and almost everyone reached the wrong conclusion - that Hillary expected to be the next president. So, one point is to not just to look at the headlines but dig in to what the numbers represent - who wins popular vote is not what mattered but who won the Presidency. Point is subtle.