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Guy Carpenter’s Michael Shemi on Credit Risk Transfer and How it Benefits Clients

"Guy Carpenter’s multi-disciplinary Mortgage and Structured Credit team is devoted to helping clients—banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions as well as key public sector agencies—understand the impact of credit risk and the opportunities to better manage capital, volatility, growth and profitability, and meet strategic objectives."

Michael “Mickey” Shemi, North America Structured Credit Leader

Michael “Mickey” Shemi, Guy Carpenter’s North America Structured Credit Leader, recently appeared on Credibly Challenged, a podcast on risk management issues for financial institutions from Mayer Brown, an international law firm that represents major corporations, funds and financial institutions. Mickey discussed credit risk transfer (CRT), its role as a capital management tool for the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, CRT’s potential use more broadly by US banks and other financial institutions, and how Guy Carpenter can help as the CRT market steadily evolves.

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