StoneCastle Securities, LLC welcomes Colin Ives as Managing Director, aiming to boost its private-credit trading sector.

StoneCastle Securities Bolsters Private Credit Trading with New Managing Director

In a press release issued by StoneCastle Securities, LLC, the FINRA-registered broker-dealer specializing in private-credit trading, it was announced that Colin Ives has joined the company as a Managing Director. The appointment was made to bolster the firm's private credit trading capabilities.

According to the press release, Ives will be responsible for overseeing distressed and leveraged loan trading at StoneCastle Securities. He will also be in charge of the firm's valuation platform in the distressed and leveraged loan sectors.

Ives brings a wealth of experience to StoneCastle Securities, having held senior trading roles at CRT/Cowen and Lehman Brothers before joining the company. Prior to his appointment, he had long-standing relationships with major institutional investors and university endowments.

Richard Lopez, Managing Director and head of Credit Trading at StoneCastle Securities, will report to Ives. The press release was issued by a third-party service, Cision PR Newswire, to highlight the bolstering of private credit trading at StoneCastle Securities, LLC.

StoneCastle Securities executes approximately $1.5 -$2 billion in annual transaction volume in esoteric private credit. The company maintains longstanding relationships with many of the top investors in private credit.

The press release can be found at this link: StoneCastle Securities Appoints Colin Ives as Managing Director to Bolster Private Credit Trading

With the appointment of Colin Ives, StoneCastle Securities aims to enhance its reach and capability in private credit trading. Ives previously served as a Managing Director at Imperial Capital. His expertise and relationships are expected to contribute significantly to the firm's growth in the private credit market.

StoneCastle Securities, LLC welcomes Colin Ives as Managing Director, aiming to boost its private-credit trading sector.