CRE/CMBS

Agency CMBS Trading- Fannie Mae DUS, ACEs REMICs, Freddie Mac K-Deals- Ginnie Mae Project Loans

- Six-week summer research grant with the Department of Economics and professor Adrien Matray as a faculty advisor - Independent research topic focused on assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on asset-backed securities markets, particularly for: auto loans (subprime and prime) and CMBS (commercial mortgage-backed securities)- Data was aggregated and cleaned to analyze developments in delinquencies, charge-offs, and repossessions overtime for individual loans- Key insights for auto ABS: auto loan distress has been mitigating through forbearance but significant risk remains once these forbearance effects recede in Fall 2020- Key insights for CMBS: the pandemic environment caused significant stress among commercial properties, particularly in retail and lodging. As of Fall 2020, delinquency levels in CMBS remain far above pre-pandemic levels - Final result was completing a white-paper of relevant findings shared with the Economics Department

- Rotational internship program with three desks: investment grade (IG) credit research, algorithmic trading, and litigation finance- Proposed investment opportunities for industries affected adversely by the COVID-19 pandemic and assessed the possibility of downgrade risks - Evaluated the performance of equity algorithms and offered insight into transaction activity on different exchanges - Identified available collateral for loans secured by litigation fee receivables from ongoing mass tort cases - Completed an additional project analyzing performance of the U.S airline industry and survival post-pandemic

The Department of Institutional Advancement is responsible for securing the annual donated revenues necessary to support the Museum's abundance of programmatic activities, including exhibitions, publications, and academic and educational outreach programs.Main responsibilities:- Providing granular insights about annual museum gift-giving data from 2010-2020 - Designing corporate membership program to be implemented with the museum's reconstruction- Conducting individual membership program audit of its offered benefits - Promoting local restaurant and business engagement in the individual membership program - Prospecting for individual and corporate membership candidates - Revising profiles on museum’s donor database - Servicing member gallery exhibition events and other museum events for the larger Princeton communityDetails about the Princeton University Art Museum: Founded: 1882 Major Collections: 10 (African Art, European Art, Modern and Contemporary, etc.) Total Number of Objects: ~ 100,000 Visitors per year: ~ 205,000Total Income: $18,135,000 (FY18)