Clayton Holdings, Shelton, Conn., has hired Raymond Redlingshafer as senior managing director. Mr. Redlingshafer brings more than 25 years of experience to Clayton Holdings including trading MBS and whole loans, managing a fixed-income institutional sales force, founding a mortgage REIT and taking the company public. At Clayton he will focus on expanding the firm's relationships with secondary market participants and on business development and promotion of its core products. "Although the secondary markets have been in turmoil, there remain opportunities in the market," said Paul Bossidy, Clayton's chief executive officer. "Investors need more than data; they need useful information and insights. Ray brings the market acumen and experience to enable Clayton to help our clients succeed."
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