Key Takeaways
- • Callodine Group, an asset management platform with over $20 billion in assets under management, appointed Todd Marsh as Chief Operating Officer of its Private Credit Platform in a newly created role, according to a Business Wire release.
- • Marsh most recently served as Managing Director, Global Head of Operations & Technology and Head of European Fund Finance at Benefit Street Partners (BSP), a platform with approximately $90 billion in AUM, where he oversaw global operations, technology and fund finance.
- • Marsh brings more than 15 years of experience in alternative credit operations and investment management, and joined BSP in 2011.
- • The hire signals investment in operational infrastructure as Callodine expands its private credit capabilities across strategies and investment vehicles.
Summary
Callodine Group, a Boston-based asset management platform focused on yield-oriented strategies across public and private markets, has appointed Todd Marsh as Chief Operating Officer of its Private Credit Platform, according to a Business Wire announcement. The role is newly created, and Marsh will support the continued growth and development of the firm's private credit business, drawing on experience in operations, technology, fund finance and platform integration.
Marsh comes to Callodine from Benefit Street Partners, where he was Managing Director, Global Head of Operations & Technology and Head of European Fund Finance. At BSP, he oversaw global operations, technology and fund finance functions supporting a diversified alternative credit platform with approximately $90 billion in assets under management. He led initiatives to integrate U.S. and European operations, strengthen governance and control frameworks, and develop scalable infrastructure. He joined BSP in 2011 and held progressively senior roles across private debt, structured credit, collateralized loan obligations, real estate credit and special situations, and served on BSP's U.S. and European Operating Committees and European Valuation Committee. He holds a B.S. in Economics from Union College.
Jay Lyons, Chief Operating Officer at Callodine Group, said Marsh's experience building and integrating complex operating platforms would be valuable as the firm strengthens its infrastructure, supports its affiliates and positions the business for its next phase of growth. Marsh said he looks forward to supporting the Callodine Executive Committee in integrating and scaling the private credit platform across strategies and vehicles, and described the firm as well positioned to capitalize on investor appetite for asset-backed credit strategies.
Callodine describes itself as an asset management platform with over $20 billion in AUM across affiliated advisers, pursuing predominantly income-oriented strategies with high cash yields. Its teams target private credit, real estate credit, public equities and fixed income for institutional and individual investors.
Marsh comes to Callodine from Benefit Street Partners, where he was Managing Director, Global Head of Operations & Technology and Head of European Fund Finance. At BSP, he oversaw global operations, technology and fund finance functions supporting a diversified alternative credit platform with approximately $90 billion in assets under management. He led initiatives to integrate U.S. and European operations, strengthen governance and control frameworks, and develop scalable infrastructure. He joined BSP in 2011 and held progressively senior roles across private debt, structured credit, collateralized loan obligations, real estate credit and special situations, and served on BSP's U.S. and European Operating Committees and European Valuation Committee. He holds a B.S. in Economics from Union College.
Jay Lyons, Chief Operating Officer at Callodine Group, said Marsh's experience building and integrating complex operating platforms would be valuable as the firm strengthens its infrastructure, supports its affiliates and positions the business for its next phase of growth. Marsh said he looks forward to supporting the Callodine Executive Committee in integrating and scaling the private credit platform across strategies and vehicles, and described the firm as well positioned to capitalize on investor appetite for asset-backed credit strategies.
Callodine describes itself as an asset management platform with over $20 billion in AUM across affiliated advisers, pursuing predominantly income-oriented strategies with high cash yields. Its teams target private credit, real estate credit, public equities and fixed income for institutional and individual investors.
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