FSA hires Lam from S&P

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Diane Lam was hired by FSA as a director in its Singapore office. Lam had worked out of Standard & Poor’s Hong Kong office for eight years. In her new position, Lam reports to Managing Director Michael Horn and be responsible for asset-backed and residential mortgage-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations and public infrastructure financings originated in Asian countries

“Diane brings a wealth of experience in Asian securitization markets to the position,” Horn said. “In addition to her broad technical and analytical skills, she understands FSA’s business and the markets well.”


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