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  • The International Organization of Securities Commissions has published a report outlining new guidelines for credit ratings agencies to follow when dealing with structured finance transactions.
  • John Eydenberg, the head of the leveraged finance business in the Americas at Deutsche Bank, is moving to become the Americas head of financial sponsor coverage, according to an internal memo. Sean Murphy is the new Americas head of the leveraged finance and Kevin Sherlock is the new head of loan capital markets in the Americas.
  • Citadel Investment Group has hired Bill King, global co-head of securitized products at JPMorgan, to be the hedge fund’s head of securitized products.
  • Lehman Brothers collateralized debt obligation research head Claude Laberge has left the firm.
  • Standard & Poor’s is undergoing yet another round of layoffs from its ratings group, including senior people in the new assets and residential mortgage-backed securities areas.
  • Bear Stearns senior managing director Adam Siegel recently left the company and Gyan Sinha, also a senior managing director, will be moving on in early June.
  • Neil Lawson-May and Paul Rivlin, former heads of Eurohypo’s investment banking group in London, have bought out the fund they ran for the bank and renamed it Palatium Asset Management.
  • Credit Suisse has shuffled its structured products team while creating a group to take over the management and risk reduction for existing collateralized debt obligation warehouses.
  • Credit fund PARFLEX, created by Natixis and managed by BNP Paribas Asset Management, has had a turbulent time since its launch a year ago.