Profile
Mr. Joey Bortfeld is a Senior Analyst at CreditSights, Inc. He is part of the Risk Products group and worked to develop the quantitative ratings products.
He joined CreditSights in 2005 and has worked on the firm's BondScore model for forward default probabilities and on the Strategy team during the financial crisis.
Mr. Bortfeld graduated from New York University with majors in economics and political science and a minor in mathematics.
He was awarded the Certificate in Quantitative Finance in 2011.
Joey Bortfeld active positions
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CreditSights, Inc.
 CreditSights, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance CreditSights, Inc. is an independent investment research firm headquartered in New York City. The firm was co-founded by Paul Ciasullo, Reena Mithal, Glenn Reynolds and Peter Petas in 2000. They are a subsidiary of Fitch Group, Inc., ultimately owned by The Hearst Family Trust. CreditSights provides fundamental, in-depth credit research for buy-side decisionmakers, sell-side intermediaries and wealth managers and private banks globally. The firm actively covers more than 5,000 companies in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific representing over 56 countries. | Analyst-Fixed Income | 2004-12-31 |
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| New York University | Undergraduate Degree |
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CreditSights, Inc.
CreditSights, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance CreditSights, Inc. is an independent investment research firm headquartered in New York City. The firm was co-founded by Paul Ciasullo, Reena Mithal, Glenn Reynolds and Peter Petas in 2000. They are a subsidiary of Fitch Group, Inc., ultimately owned by The Hearst Family Trust. CreditSights provides fundamental, in-depth credit research for buy-side decisionmakers, sell-side intermediaries and wealth managers and private banks globally. The firm actively covers more than 5,000 companies in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific representing over 56 countries. | Finance |
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