In this episode, Alec Innes (senior executive at KPMG) highlights the key considerations for banks (both new and established) and investors active in the SRT space. Alec also discusses the development of SRT as a specialist product to one with potentially global reach, reflecting on how his experience has shaped his outlook.

In this episode, Jeremy Hermant, SRT specialist at Alantra, shares his insights on how European regulators are reforming the market to 'make SRT great again'. He also discusses why Stradivarius violins could be an exciting new asset class and, for the benefit of anyone considering a career in this sector, what makes a great SRT specialist.

In this episode, Jonas Bäcklund (co-founder and CEO of Revel Partners) gives us his take on short-term and long-term trends in the SRT market, as well as an update on his involvement in the Swedish Ministry of Finance industry group on securitisation. He also gives budding SRT-ers and other professionals practical tips on how to deal with difficult personalities.

In this episode, Mark Kruzel from PIMCO gives us an insight into the US regulatory market, particularly on why SRT is, and will continue to be, a trending topic in the US. SRT-ers should tune in to hear Mark's top tips for first-time issuers in the US, as well as guidance for budding SRT-ers entering the world of finance.

In our very first episode, we learn more about Mascha Canio from PGGM – her life story, her driving force and her team – and the evolution of the credit risk sharing (CRS) market over the last two decades. SRT-ers should tune in to hear us discuss everything from diversity within the CRS market to tips for new issuers.