AIG PM jumps to Aladdin

Published February 1, 2005 12:00 AM EST 1 Min Read

Portfolio manager Anatoly Burman will leave his position as at AIG to head a new structured finance group at registered investment advisor Aladdin Capital Management. Burman, who had been at AIG for six years, will purchase structured finance product and eventually issue ABS-backed CDOs for Aladdin. Stamford, Conn.-based Aladdin has issued three CLOs and one investment-grade cash flow CDO, A $537 million series I transaction issued in February 2002, via Credit Suisse First Boston.

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