Learn about workouts from a veteran of the bad old days
A major contributor to the July 2008 cover story, “Workout Time,” Ed O’Leary is a rich source of methods and memories for helping rehabilitate poorly performing credits. The article can be read at http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/sb/ ababj0708/index.php#/28.
Veteran lender and workout expert O’Leary spent more than 40 years in bank commercial credit and related functions, working with both major banks as well as community banking institutions. He earned his workout spurs in the dark days of the 1980s and early 1990s in both oil patch and commercial real estate lending.
O’Leary began his banking career at The Bank of New York in 1964, and worked at banks in Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. He served as a faculty member and thesis advisor at ABA’s Stonier Graduate School of Banking for more than two decades, and served as long as a faculty member for ABA’s undergraduate and graduate commercial lending schools.
Today he works as a consultant and expert witness, and serves as instructor for ABA e-learning courses. He can be reached at
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O’Leary’s website can be found at www.etoleary.com
Due to telephone connection problems, some portions of the podcasts below are not top quality. However, they are all audible and are well worth listening to.
Podcast One: “The Party’s Over”:
Getting used to being in workout mode (25 minutes)
Podcast Two: “The Party’s Over”:
Down and dirty in the trenches with a veteran (30 minutes)
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