Mr. Schrider is a finance and capital markets leader with extensive experience gained at institutions of various sizes, including Fortune 500 organizations, government-sponsored enterprises, and startup firms. He has extensive knowledge in consumer loan program management and asset-finance, having structured and issued over $150 billion of asset-backed securities throughout his career.
Mr. Schrider spent 15 years at Navient (formerly Sallie Mae) directing the company's funding initiatives, including asset-backed securitization, short term liquidity facilities, and whole loan sales. Additionally, Mr. Schrider led re-performing and non-performing loan transactions at Freddie Mac where he managed underwriters, investors, rating agencies, diligence vendors, and 3rd party loan servicers. Moreover, he has worked with a number of startup organizations to establish their underwriting criteria, loan servicing capabilities, and funding strategies.
Mr. Schrider maintains an extensive network of relationships with key capital markets participants, including bank lenders, institutional investors, loan servicers, trustees and trusted counsel.
Mr. Daly is an experienced executive with over 30 years of experience in financial services, capital markets and advisory. He spent 14 years with Sallie Mae as Senior Vice President of Treasury and Corporate Finance where he led asset backed securitization and structured finance initiatives for the organization.
Additionally, Mr. Daly spent 9 years with KPMG and gained extensive experience in internal audit, internal control testing, operational and enterprise risk management, CCAR data origination and report production, data governance, project and change management, financial and regulatory compliance, capital markets, securities valuation, and model validation.
Mr. Daly holds a Bachelor's degree from Brown University and a MBA from the University of Maryland.
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