Maureen D'Alleva has left Morgan Stanley, where she was a v.p. and high-yield analyst covering a variety of sectors including chemicals, paper and forest products and metals and mining, to join New York based hedge fund Angelo, Gordon & Co., as an analyst in the firm's collateralized loan obligation group, according to an analyst with knowledge of the move.
Her sector coverage has not yet been determined, but she will report to John Fraser, portfolio manager, according to this analyst. It could not be determined whether the position is new, or whether D'Alleva is replacing someone. D'Alleva declined comment when reached at the firm and a call to Fraser was not returned.
Morgan Stanley's plans regarding whether and how to fill D'Alleva's position could not be determined. A call to Bill Reiland, director of U.S. corporate bond research, was not returned. D'Alleva spent approximately 15 years at Morgan Stanley.