Securitisation market needs accounting rule change to aid recovery: Barry Sloane profile

Rob Davies
09 May 2011

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Barry Sloane has almost 30 years of experience in the securitisation market. His career, which includes stints at Bear Stearns, LF Rothschild, Smith Barney and Aegis Capital, has made him a witness to securitisation’s evolution from a niche funding tool in the early 1980s to a capital markets behemoth by the mid-2000s.

And, after the market was at the epicentre of the global financial crisis of late 2007 to early 2009, Sloane is keenly watching the efforts to restore its battered reputation with

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