Bay Street legend Paul Sandhu, who died suddenly earlier in May, was a fixed\u002Dincome guru and the CEO of Marret Asset Management. Read more here
He was a senior member of the bond desk at BMO Nesbitt Burns when I joined the investment bank in 1994 as a senior economist. My first ever business trip took place the very next year when the two of us went marketing together in San Francisco. We became friends very quickly; the relationship started the first night of that trip when we dined at this sensational hole-in-the-wall in Chinatown and closed the place down.
Over the years, we both left the bank, went our separate ways and carved out successful careers, but we still managed to stay in touch and saw each other time and again over food and wine. As a measure of the man, our conversations never started with the Fed, the latest inflation reading or GDP growth; they always started with talking about our families. He adored his wife, Teresa, and his accomplished sons.
He suffered a horrible accident at his cottage the Saturday before last and tragically succumbed to his wounds. I am in a state of shock as I write this tribute, as is everyone who I have talked to these past few days. My heart and thoughts go out to his family for their enormous loss — it is impossible to find the right words — as well as to the secondary family at the firm he ran, the “Marret Family.
I was blessed to have known him. He leaves behind an incredible legacy, and he will be sorely missed by everyone he touched in a life that was cut far too short.Share this article in your social network
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