LoanDepot CFO Sketches out Alternatives After Opting out of IPO

Maxwell Murphy

The Wall Street Journal

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Biography Maxwell Murphy
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Aug 22, 2016 4:30 pm ET

Bryan Sullivan, loanDepot Inc.’s finance chief, helped steer the company away from a poorly-timed initial public offering. But the CFO still needs to find an avenue for delivering returns to early investors. Mr. Sullivan joined the company in 2013 as chief investment officer, and became CFO last October just as the company was holding IPO […]

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