Robert Maxim

Robert has advised clients in the valuation of structured products, including CMBS, CRE-CLOs/CDOs, Municipal and Student Loan Auction Rate Securities, the debt issued by credit derivative product companies, the debt issued by insurance companies under Regulation XXX, Collateralized Debt Obligations, Credit Linked Certificates, Structured Investment Vehicles and derivatives based on these securities. He has experience working with clients in Real Estate, Private Equity, Banking, Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Manufacturing, Computer Networks and Services, Energy, Financial Services, Insurance, Investment Management, Litigation, Mining, Personal & Household Products and Semiconductors.

Robert assisted the Bankruptcy Examiner in the investigation of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, focusing on risk management and the valuation of derivatives and structured products. He also designed and implemented models to value credit linked certificates and the debt of credit derivative product companies; performed the valuation of preferred stock and employee stock options; advised Investment Managers, Hedge Funds, and Proprietary Trading Desks in the design and implementation of investment strategies, portfolio construction and return attribution; developed and implemented global equity, fixed income and credit risk models to provide global cross asset class risk modeling capability; and created and implemented the ability to view portfolio risk according to user defined explicit model characteristics, including both time series and cross sectional factors.

Robert received a Master in Financial Engineering degree from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley and a BA in Economics from the University of California, Irvine.