CIFC Asset Management, an alternative credit specialist serving institutional investors globally with over $40 billion in assets under management, has appointed Anna Kunz as a managing director in the firm's investor solutions group.
CIFC Asset Management (CIFC), an alternative credit specialist serving institutional investors globally with over $40 billion in assets under management, has appointed Anna Kunz as a managing director in the firm's investor solutions group.
Kunz, who will be based in New York and Miami, and report to James Boothby and T Michael Johnson, global co-heads of business development, will cultivate relationships with current and prospective clients and support capital raising efforts across CIFC’s multi-strategy credit platform.
Kunz has 17 years of experience working in the financial markets. Most recently, she served as head of business development at BlockTower Capital, an investment firm focused on trading, venture and credit investing across digital and traditional asset classes, where she was responsible for all aspects of global fundraising to institutional investors.
Prior to joining BlockTower, she was a managing director and head of business development and marketing at Silverpeak Credit Partners, and, before that, was the director of marketing at Diker Capital.
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