Greg Lippmann
Greg Lippmann is the Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer of LibreMax Capital, an $11.1 billion asset management firm specializing in securitized products and asset-backed finance. He chairs the firm's Investment Committee and is a member of its Risk and Valuation Committees. Prior to co-founding LibreMax, Lippmann was Head of all non-agency RMBS, ABS and CDO Trading globally at Deutsche Bank, and Director and Head of ABS/MBS Subordinate and CDO trading at Credit Suisse. Lippman was a central figure in Michael Lewis’ "The Big Short" and was portrayed by Ryan Gosling in the film. He was one of the originators and the literal epicenter of the subprime mortgage short position during the financial crisis.
Greg Lippmann Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer
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Global Head of ABS, CDO and Non-Agency MBS Trading
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Director and Head of ABS/MBS and CDO Trading
Academic History
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B.A., Economics, Magna Cum Laude
CURRENT AFFILIATIONS
Board Member, New Victory Theater
EARLY CAREER
Lippmann was Head of all non-agency RMBS, ABS and CDO Trading globally at Deutsche Bank, where he led a team of 30 senior professionals in New York and London.
He began his career at Deutsche Bank as a trader of non-investment grade ABS and RMBS securities.
In 2003, he became Global Head of ABS and CDO trading, adding non-agency MBS to his business in late 2008.
Prior to joining Deutsche Bank in 2000, Mr. Lippmann was a Director and Head of ABS/MBS Subordinate and CDO trading at Credit Suisse, which he joined in 1991.
MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS
Lippman has been featured or quoted in Forbes, Bloomberg, Business Insider, the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Yahoo! Finance, Institutional Investor, and MarketWatch.