Investors often have restrictions on what they can buy. Some assets are difficult to trade and require complex structures in order for investors to have exposure to these assets. We have noticed there is a strong demand for the repackaging of illiquid assets and this is why we created Aldburg, a Luxembourg securitisation vehicle. Aldburg can be used to restructure any kind of asset and issue Notes reflecting the overall performance of these assets. Thanks to Aldburg, our clients now have a broader choice of investments.
Aldburg S.A. is a securitisation vehicle established under Luxembourg law. It is authorised to issue Notes on a continuous basis. This means we can create tailor made compartments to satisfy the needs and requirements of our clients. Thanks to its special structure, Aldburg does not bear any counterparty risk.
How Aldburg works
Aldburg purchases the Assets and issue Notes Investors buy the Notes
The Notes will reflect the performance of the Assets
Assets are held in segregated compartments at Citibank (custodian bank)
Summary
No Counterparty Credit Risk
No exposure to Cirdan Capital
Easy Distribution
Investors can easily purchase the Notes that Aldburg issues by simply communicating the ISIN to their bank
Flexible Services
Aldburg structure allows Cirdan to create different types of compartments to cater for the variety of requirements of our clients
Antonio started his career in the fixed income desk of Citigroup in Milan. He then moved to London where he was part of the Portfolio Team in Barclays CIB, covering roles from Regulatory Capital and RWA trading to Counterparty Risk trading and Client Capital Management. Antonio founded Cirdan Capital Management in 2014.
Christian holds post-graduate degrees in both mathematics and software engineering at the University of Oxford and is currently studying for a post-graduate degree in business administration at the University of Cambridge. Additionally, he holds both the PRM and FRM designations in risk management. Before joining Cirdan, Christian spent over 15 years in investment banking in Sydney, Hong Kong, Tokyo, London and Paris in a variety of roles covering risk management, trading, structuring and sales. Most recently Christian held senior positions in equity and hybrid derivatives structuring.
Peter has more than 30 years of experience in credit functions. He has held Senior Credit roles for Credit Agricole Indosuez and Barclays and is the former head of Corporate Credit, EMEA and Acting Chief Credit Officer at Credit Suisse. He is on the board of the Turnaround Managers Association and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers
Alessandro has held senior institutional sales roles at primary investment banks covering European accounts and has previously worked for a number of years in the Investment department of a large European asset manager. He has worked and lived in different European countries and he has a postgraduate education in the field of Economics and Finance.
Prior to joining Cirdan Capital, Marco worked in Societe Generale and Credit Agricole CIB in Milan in the asset management and interest rate derivatives division covering the main Italian institutional clients. Marco holds a Master of Science in Finance from Bocconi University in Milan.
Zhe has a Ph.D. degree in Structural Engineering from Tianjin University. During his Ph.D., Zhe worked as a researcher at University College of London. The Ph.D. project involved numerical simulations and optimization of complex mechanical problems. During the last few years, Zhe has been mainly working on creating,back-testing and implementing systematic trading strategies and indexes using statistical technologies such as Gene Expression Programming (GEP), machine learning models and time series models.
Prior to joining Cirdan Capital, Conor worked at Commerzbank in Equity Derivatives and Structured Products Sales and at UBS in UHNW Wealth Management, in London and Frankfurt. Conor holds a Masters in Management degree specialised in finance from ESCP Europe in Paris.
Prior to joining Cirdan, Taiwo worked at Northern Trust Corporations within Client Services and at AIB Bank as a Credit Analyst in Dublin. Taiwo is now looking after the operations within Cirdan. Taiwo holds a Bachelor's Degree in accounting and finance from American college Dublin.
Pinzhang holds a Masters degree in information engineering from the University of Cambridge. In his final year, Pinzhang was doing research related to limit order books in high frequency trading using particle filtering. Prior to joining Cirdan, Pinzhang completed an internship in a leading London based Quantitative Investment Manager.
Prior joining to Cirdan Capital, Annabelle worked as a Cross-Asset Sales for Natixis and Societe Generale in Geneva, London and Paris. Annabelle holds a Master Degree in International Economics at Paris Dauphine University in Paris.
Risk warning and disclaimers
Cirdan Capital Management Limited is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 744446)
The value of investments, and the income from them, can go down as well as up, and you may not recover the amount of your original investment.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
Where an investment involves exposure to a foreign currency, changes in rates of exchange may cause the value of the investment, and the income from it, to go up or down. In the case of some investments, you should be aware that there is no recognised market for them, and that it may therefore be difficult for you to deal in them or for you to obtain reliable information about their value or the extent of the risks to which they are exposed. Certain investments carry a higher degree of risk than others and are, therefore, unsuitable for some investors. Before contemplating any transaction, you should consider whether you require financial advice, which we would be pleased to provide upon request.
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