The American Securitization Forum will be looking for a new executive director in the wake of current executive director George Miller's decision to resign next month. The ASF said deputy executive director Tom Deutsch will temporarily become acting executive director when Mr. Miller steps down on Dec. 16 and also will be considered as a candidate for the permanent executive director post, among others. Mr. Miller said he is leaving to pursue other interests. He plans to remain connected to the securitization industry, but not in an industry association capacity. The group said it will have a new permanent executive director in place by the time its annual meeting takes place Jan. 31-Feb. 3 next year.
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