Christine Daley Death | Obituary - Cause Of Death

Christine Daley Death | Obituary – Christine Daley sadly passed away, a veteran analyst Deley who headed Lehman Brothers’ distressed debt team before the firm’s collapse in 2008, has died.

The New York-based investment bank Seaport Global Securities LLC., Daley’s most recent employer, confirmed her death on Sunday. “The firm extends our deepest condolences to Christine’s family,” a spokesperson told Bloomberg News. No cause of death was given. Daley was born in July 1958, according to public records.

“Christine was our star research analyst,” Jay McDermott, now the co-head of cross-asset at Cowen Inc., said of his time working alongside Daley at the brokerage firm Bear Stearns Cos. “The whole bank loan market really developed around mid-90s, and Christine was a pioneer and a big name in the business,” McDermott said in a phone interview on Sunday.

A graduate of the College of New Rochelle and NYU Stern School of Business, Daley joined Bear Stearns in the high yield and bankruptcy department and worked there until 1993. She later became a managing director at Lehman Brothers, where she led the distressed debt and special situations proprietary desk and oversaw distressed debt and high yield research.

We express our sympathy and deepest condolences to Christine Daley’s family today and in the days, weeks, months, and years that are to come as they cope with her passing. May her soul rest in peace.

Christine Daley, a veteran analyst who headed Lehman Brothers’ distressed debt team before the firm’s collapse in 2008, has died https://t.co/M7RmvUo3mw

— Bloomberg (@business) July 27, 2020

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