Martine Satterlee
About Martine Satterlee
Martine Satterlee is the Managing Director at Contrarian, specializing in distressed investment opportunities in U.S. corporate loans, bonds, and trade claims since 2014.
Title: Managing Director
Martine Satterlee holds the position of Managing Director. Since joining Contrarian in 2014, Martine has focused on analyzing distressed investment opportunities, specifically concentrating on U.S. Corporate loans, bonds, and trade claims. Her role involves extensive evaluation of financial risks and asset recovery potential.
Professional Background
Martine Satterlee has a rich professional background in the investment sector. Prior to her current role as Managing Director at Contrarian, she worked as an Investment Analyst at Varde Partners from 2012 to 2014. Before that, she held the position of Senior Analyst at CIM Group from 2007 to 2010. Her extensive experience in analyzing distressed investments has been honed through various roles in reputable firms.
Education and Academic Achievements
Martine Satterlee has an impressive educational background, having earned multiple degrees from prestigious institutions. She received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania. She furthered her education by earning a Master of Science from the London School of Economics. Additionally, she completed her MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. These academic achievements have equipped her with the knowledge and skills essential for her roles in investment analysis and management.
Specialization in Distressed Investments
Martine Satterlee specializes in analyzing distressed investment opportunities. Her focus is particularly on U.S. Corporate loans, bonds, and trade claims. Through her work at Contrarian, Martine employs her expertise to evaluate and manage financial assets that are considered high-risk but have the potential for significant recovery. Her specialization involves thorough risk assessment and strategic planning to maximize investment returns.