Barings names Sloan Sutta global head of asset-based finance platform

By Public Technologies
  • Barings named Sloan Sutta global head of asset-based finance, leading its $60 billion platform across public and private markets.
  • Sutta is based in New York, reporting to Martin Horne, co-head of global investments.
  • Mandate includes setting strategy, expanding investment capabilities, scaling client solutions to support growth across the business.
  • Veteran ABF investor, previously partner at Crayhill Capital Management, where he built the platform, led origination, execution, risk management.
  • Earlier roles included senior investment posts at Och-Ziff, Garrison Investment Group, Credit Suisse.


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