Alan Snyder on technology

About Alan Snyder

Alan Snyder, Vice President of Financial Planning & Investor Relations at Atn, has discussed his experience leading through financial crises, including an instance where his company had 24 hours of cash remaining. He stated that during that period he had to hire bankruptcy counsel and that he received death threats alongside the insurance commissioner, requiring a bodyguard provided by the state of California. Snyder described his decision-making framework as centered on the duty of care for policyholders, asking whether each decision made them better or worse off. He also recounted the process of creating a public security for fractionalized alternative assets, noting that it took a year to clear the SEC despite skepticism from lawyers. Snyder has expressed skepticism about the sustainability of current investment in artificial intelligence, stating that the growth rate required for many companies in the space "is not sustainable." In earlier appearances, he advocated for emerging managers to provide deeper information about their trading strategies to build trust with institutional investors, arguing that allocators are interested in replicability rather than copying ideas. He also described the non-bank lending space as a $1 trillion global market, citing forecasts from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, while noting regulatory risks such as the Midland case challenging the use of banks to circumvent usury laws.

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