A Chicago Transit exit, a new high-yield muni firm and other career moves to watch
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Career moves are still heating up even as the fourth quarter approaches, and the industry gets more settled following Citi’s exit from
Chicago Transit Authority Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Jeremy Fine left the organization in July to join the Illinois Institute of Technology. Prior to joining CTA, Fine was deputy CFO and deputy comptroller for the
“While I’m departing CTA, it remains in my heart,” Fine told the committee at the July meeting announcing his departure. “Serving with such a great team has been the honor of a lifetime. I’ll be a phone call away, and also a quick Green Line ride just further down the system.”
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Miller Canfield has hired five
“A lot of our culture here is, we like to practice together; we don’t like to be on islands,” Collis told The Bond Buyer’s
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Also in July, First Eagle Investments hired Purva Patel as managing director and senior investment specialist on its
Patel called the decision to accept a role at First Eagle “an easy choice,” stating that the firm is well-regarded by clients. Its commitments to building municipal exposure and increasing assets under management from the ground up were also attractive, she told The Bond Buyer’s
“Our team has an opportunity to build a fresh municipal investment lineup at First Eagle,” she said. “The expertise each team member brings to the business puts us in a distinct position to create, manage and distribute municipal investment strategies that are beneficial to our clients.”
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