Mark DeNatale and Scott Bynum have joined CVC Credit Partners as partner, senior portfolio manager and global head of trading, and managing director and portfolio manager, respectively.
DeNatale spent 17 years at Goldman Sachs where he was a managing director and head of loan trading, managing risk across distressed, stressed and performing credit. He actively invested and traded across the capital structure including loans, bonds, equities and derivatives. He was also instrumental in developing a European loan trading platformme.
Bynum spent seven years at Goldman Sachs where he was a vice president in the bank loan distressed investing business. In that capacity, he managed research coverage for a variety of sectors and led investments across the capital structure in both public and private companies. Bynum also led the hedging effort for the investing portfolio consisting of loans, bonds, equities, derivatives, trade claims, and private financings.
Steve Hickey, partner and chief risk officer, says: “I am delighted to be working with both Mark and Scott again. Mark has a truly global perspective and brings extensive management experience as well as sourcing, investing and trading expertise to our growing platform. Scott is rejoining his former colleagues and will add valuable sourcing and investment experience across the credit spectrum. I look forward to working with them as we expand the product offerings at CVC Credit Partners.”
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