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Christopher Miller
Christopher Miller
Senior Research Analyst
Managing Director
New York

Biography

25 Years of Industry Experience
6 Years with Neuberger Berman
Christopher Miller, Managing Director, joined the firm in 2017. Christopher is a Senior Research Analyst and Director of Capital Markets. In addition, he is a member of the Credit Committee for Non-Investment Grade Credit. He also serves as Sector Team Leader of the cyclicals and transportation team with a specific coverage focus on the chemicals and automotive industries. Christopher leads Non-IG Capital Markets efforts with a primary focus on high yield and financial sponsors. Prior to joining the firm, he was a Senior Research Analyst at Global Credit Advisers, focusing on cyclical sectors. Previously, Christopher held several research related roles at JPMorgan where he was most recently a Managing Director and Co-Leader of the High Yield Desk Analysts within their North American Credit Trading effort. Christopher earned a BS from Santa Clara University and an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.

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October 2022
The Auto Supply Chain: Change for the Better?
Christopher Miller
Christopher Miller
Senior Research Analyst

The automotive supply chain has been repeatedly challenged since the onset of the pandemic, but better days are slowly appearing on the horizon.

It has often been said that all it takes to break a chain is to lose a single link. For the auto industry, the onset of the global pandemic exposed semiconductor production as the link that broke auto manufacturing supply chains. Today’s automobiles require more semiconductors than ever before and with much of the manufacturing process heavily reliant on just-in-time delivery, auto supply chains unraveled without enough chips.

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