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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 | 478

Trading Volumes Plummet, “Choose Not To Play”

Mar 9, 2012| 

“The problem here is, when the public becomes aware of the nature of the game, they may choose not to play. This is the problem not only for Goldman but for Wall... Read »

A ‘Sensible’ Outline for Housing Solution

Feb 24, 2012| 

All reports to the contrary, unless and until our housing market stabilizes you can rest assured our economy is NOT going to rebound in a meaningful fashion anytime... Read »

Will Principal Reduction Save Housing?

Jan 23, 2012| 1

While Washington has thrown everything and the kitchen sink to support our banking system and our economy over the last few years, Washington has been unable to... Read »

Is This What Obama’s ‘Change’ Looks Like?

Jan 12, 2012| 

While driving my truck this morning and listening to Bloomberg Radio I almost gagged on my coffee and pictured my vehicle lurching into a ditch. What caused my knee... Read »

Lessons of Financial Amnesia

Dec 28, 2011| 

We often hear that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Does anybody in the audience contest those words of wisdom? Why do you think I hear... Read »

What About Our Economy?

Dec 16, 2011| 

With many eyes focused on the ongoing demise within the Euro-zone, what about our own economy? Is that proverbial light around the bend merely another train coming... Read »

The European Shell Game

Dec 13, 2011| 

I recently received the following message from a regular reader. Given the fact that every other piece of financial news seems to address developments in Europe,... Read »

What Are the Greatest Risks?

Dec 12, 2011| 

In the midst of all the research and analysis put forth by virtually every entity within the financial services industry, I VERY rarely see any mention of what I... Read »

What Will Really Happen in Europe?

Dec 5, 2011| 

Are we really supposed to believe the news released today that German Prime Minister Angela Merkel and French Prime Minister Nicolas Sarkozy favor a meaningful change... Read »

What Happened to the MF Global Customer Funds?

Nov 10, 2011| 

How is that $600+ million of customer funds disappears from a bankrupt brokerage firm and it is not THE perpetual lead story in every financial periodical? I know... Read »

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