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Joanna Chan is taking on the role of head of strategic capital
Key points of contention include the investor sanctions regime and the definition of 'resilience'
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An ABX trader at UBS, Michael Boyle, has left the bank.
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Barclays Capital will not be taking over Lehman Brothers’ loan book as part of its acquisition of some of the firm’s businesses.
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Christopher Hoeffel, a senior commercial real estate executive who earlier this month resigned from JP Morgan, has landed at New York-based Investcorp.
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SecondMarket plans to extend its secondary marketplace for illiquid assets to other asset classes, including trust preferred collateralized debt obligations in the fourth quarter.
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The merger of investment banks will also put the squeeze on the law firms that do business with them.
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Barclays announced it has reopened the banking and advisory businesses of Lehman Brothers Holdings after the acquisition of most of the firm’s North American businesses was approved by a bankruptcy court Saturday.
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New York-based private equity firm American Securities has closed a $300 million distressed-debt fund that invests in bank debt, high-yield bonds, trade claims and equity securities of private and public companies.
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Broadpoint Capital, a broker-dealer subsidiary of Broadpoint Securities, has hired Keith 'Lex' Malas as a managing director and head of the debt origination group.
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Oak Hill Advisors, a credit and distressed investment manager and a management unit of private equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners, is out with a $378 million cash fund that will buy loans.