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Larry Doyle

Larry Doyle embarked on his Wall Street career in 1983 as a mortgage-backed securities trader for The First Boston Corporation. He was involved in the growth and development of the secondary mortgage market from its near infancy.

After close to 7 years at First Boston, Larry joined Bear Stearns in early 1990 as a mortgage trader. In 1993, Larry was named a Senior Managing Director at the firm. He left Bear to join Union Bank of Switzerland in late 1996 as Head of Mortgage Trading.

In 1998, after 15 years of trading and precipitated by Swiss Bank’s takeover of UBS, Larry moved from trading to sales as a senior salesperson at Bank of America. His move into sales led him to the role as National Sales Manager for Securitized Products at JP Morgan Chase in 2000. He was integrally involved in developing the department, hiring 40 salespeople, and generating $300 million in sales revenue. He left JP Morgan in 2006.

Throughout his career, Larry eagerly engaged clients and colleagues. He has mentored dozens of junior colleagues, recruited at a number of colleges and universities, and interviewed hundreds. He has also had extensive public speaking experience. Additionally, Larry served as Chair of the Mortgage Trading Committee for the Public Securities Association (PSA) in the mid-90s.

Larry graduated Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa in 1983 from the College of the Holy Cross.

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Larry Doyle's Latest Articles | 274

Elizabeth Warren Exposes Wall Street’s Top Banker

Feb 9, 2010| 1

How is it that some people are able to aggressively promote the virtues of truth, transparency, and integrity within our financial system while others would seem... Read »

The Case for Student Vouchers

Feb 8, 2010| 

Who would not make an investment that can generate a 20% better return at half the overall cost? The appeal of this investment is that it pays increasing dividends... Read »

Greenspan: U-Shaped Recovery

Feb 8, 2010| 

Alan Greenspan certainly is not viewed in the same light now as he was during a large part of his tenure as chairman of the Federal Reserve. That said, when the... Read »

When Will Our Economy Return to Normal?

Feb 8, 2010| 

The question most asked in economic circles is, “How and when will our economy return to normal?” My response is always, “What is normal?” I find it most... Read »

When Will Euro-PIGS Fly?

Feb 5, 2010| 

Wall Street has more than bulls and bears. Trading desk banter often refers to the presence of ‘pigs’ in the market. Years removed, I can still hear traders... Read »

Unemployment Dips to 9.7 Percent

Feb 5, 2010| 2

The widely anticipated February Unemployment Report covering the month of January was just released. Let’s dive right in and take a look at the numbers . . . I.... Read »

Education Funding Needs Sense on Cents

Feb 1, 2010| 

Throwing money at problems is not necessarily a sure-fire fix. That said, without funding many initiatives never truly get off the ground. Money does make the world... Read »

Behind the Numbers: January 2010 Market Review

Jan 31, 2010| 

As January goes, so goes the year. Does this adage hold water? The market direction for the year is correlated approximately 70% of the time with January’s move.... Read »

Why Is the Market Selling Off?

Jan 28, 2010| 

What is driving the market lower? I thought the economy was starting to improve. Didn’t the Federal Reserve indicate as much just yesterday. Do you believe them?... Read »

Overnight Market Movers Jan 26, 2010

Jan 26, 2010| 1

While many eyes here in America are distracted by the ongoing political noise emanating from Washington, there are significant market moving developments with long-term... Read »

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