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Former Capital One Executive Joins Victory Park Capital as Chief Risk Officer

Date: Nov 16, 2017 @ 07:41 AM

Victory Park Capital (VPC), an investment firm focused on middle-market debt and equity investments, announced that Troy Jamison joins as chief risk officer for the firm’s nonbank financial services portfolio. Jamison is based in Chicago and reports directly to CEO and Co-Founder Richard Levy.
 
As VPC’s first CRO, Jamison oversees the assessment and management of risk within the firm's credit and equity portfolios, as well as evaluates and executes investments and assists portfolio companies with strategic initiatives.
 
“Troy’s notable experience and expertise in all areas of our business will be a true value-add in evaluating risk and advising the firm and our portfolio companies,” said Levy. “Troy’s crucial guidance will enable our firm to grow our nonbank financial services portfolio strategically and deliver meaningful results for our investors.”
 
Jamison brings more than 20 years of industry experience to VPC. He spent the majority of his career with Capital One, as a managing vice president and credit officer, where he led a wide variety of functions focusing on credit risk and analytics across various lending products, in multiple segments, in the U.S. and internationally. Most recently, Jamison served as a senior advisor with the boutique credit risk consultancy 2nd Order Solutions.
 
“I look forward to working closely with the team at VPC and continuing to drive long-term value creation in the firm’s fintech investments, where risk management has become of utmost importance,” added Jamison.
 
Jamison graduated from The University of Virginia where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree with Highest Distinction in Electrical Engineering.

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