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KBC Assembles Team Focused on Structured Finance and Derivatives

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Financial consulting firm Kensington Blake Capital (KBC) has assembled team of structured products and derivatives professionals. KBC offers expertise and analysis to firms that have exposure to the structured products and derivatives markets.

KBC’s team is comprised of individuals that have held senior management roles in global banks in structured products, credit derivatives, interest rates and foreign exchange. The partners at KBC include: Michael Bilello, Ricardo Diaz, Peter Dwyer, Sherif Elias, Michael Hargadon, Kevin Kane, Bruce Lohman and Brian Zwerner. KBC maintains an Advisory Board composed of seasoned markets veterans that bring an additional 100 years of experience, knowledge and relationships.

KBC, which was established in March 2008 as a financial consulting firm, targets opportunities in the structured finance and derivatives markets with employees based in Atlanta, New York, Chicago and Charlotte. Aside from consulting work, KBC is also an active trading firm in the alternative asset market.

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