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  • Bad news for the monolines continues this week with Security Capital Assurance’s series A perpetual noncumulative preference shares downgraded to D from C by Standard & Poor’s today.
  • Richmond, Va.,-based mortgage insurance company Genworth Financial has set up a U.S. capital markets group to focus solely on wrapping mortgage-related products in hopes of gobbling up market share from competitors that continue to get hit hard by their subprime exposure.
  • Krishna Prasad, managing director of structured finance research at Lehman Brothers, is leaving the bank after 11 years.
  • Citi Alternative Investments has hired Jerome Anglade to its credit strategies group in London as a senior portfolio manager responsible for a new distressed fund.
  • Trade Settlement Inc., a global electronic settlement service for the primary and secondary loan markets, has hired William Buble as chief operating officer, a newly created position.
  • New York-based Radian Asset Assurance, a subsidiary of Radian Group, has cut six members of its eight-person collateralized debt obligation team, including group head Peter Danna, senior v.p.
  • The monoline downgrades keep rolling on in. Fitch Ratings downgraded multiple ratings of the FGIC, Security Capital Assurance and the companies’ subsidiaries.
  • Credit Suisse’s securitization research department area has undergone a reorganization.