Epstein Secrets

rview: • Joanne Jensen has known Ben Navarro since 1993, when she worked for him on the Institutional Fixed Income Sales desk at Citi • In 2008, Joanne provided Ben with $440MM for the acquisition MGIC and Radian's interest in Sherman • In 2013, Joanne introduce Ben to DB WM client Jules Kroll as

focused on credit-sensitive assets • Navarro spent three years with Goldman Sachs on the Whole Loan and Agency MBS desks • Started his career at Chemical Bank, where he completed the credit-training program and spent two years issuing loans to mortgage banks and thrifts • Active philanthropist, establish

erview: • Joanne Jensen has known Ben Navarro since 1993, when she worked for him on the Institutional Fixed Income Sales desk at Citi • In 2008, Joanne provided Ben with $440MM for the acquisition MGIC and Radian's interest in Sherman • In 2013, Joanne introduce Ben to DB WM client Jules Kroll as a

focused on credit-sensitive assets • Navarro spent three years with Goldman Sachs on the Whole Loan and Agency MBS desks • Started his career at Chemical Bank, where he completed the credit-training program and spent two years issuing loans to mortgage banks and thrifts • Active philanthropist, establishi

ip Overview: Joanne Jensen has known Ben Navarro since 1993, when she worked for him on the Institutional Fixed Income Sales desk at Citi In 2008, Joanne provided Ben with $440MM for the acquisition MGIC and Radian's interest in Sherman In 2013, Joanne introduce Ben to DB WM client Jules Kroll as a p

reet, focused on credit-sensitive assets Navarro spent three years with Goldman Sachs on the Whole Loan and Agency MBS desks Started his career at Chemical Bank, where he completed the credit-training program and spent two years issuing loans to mortgage banks and thrifts Active philanthropist, establishing