Credit craftsman
Ron Tanemura spent 20 years on Wall Street and is best known for his contribution to the development of the credit derivatives market. He speaks to Rachel Wolcott about his career
Ron Tanemura may not have been one of the first into the credit derivatives market, but he certainly made a big impression. Before retiring from Goldman Sachs three years ago, Tanemura played a major part in establishing it as a credit derivatives house. Prior to that role, he spent four years at Deutsche Bank shaping its credit strategy.
"I think I had the good fortune to live in one of those rare
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