Top Executives Depart Moody’s

Published November 15, 2007 12:00 AM EST 1 Min Read

Jay Eisbruck, a managing director in the asset-backed finance group at Moody’s Investors Service left the rating agency, as did Dan Curry, a managing director in derivatives & managed funds at Moody’s. The two are part of a host of other senior executives to leave the firm. Moody’s said earlier this month that layoffs would be part of a restructuring initiative.

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