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  • Barclays Capital hired Christopher Yanney as a director and head of U.S. high-yield cash and credit default swaps trading.
  • Strategic bankruptcies may be less attractive for companies, thanks to the new bankruptcy law, according to Moody's Investors Service.
  • The Bond Market Association has hired Mary Kuan as the principal staff advisor to the association's corporate credit market division, and v.p. and assistant general counsel.
  • Nancy Del Genio has joined HSBC as a managing director, heading up the loan distribution effort in the U.S. She was previously a managing director and sales manager at Deutsche Bank.
  • JPMorgan has hired Anand Ramachandran to join its loan sales team.
  • Morgan Stanley has hired two GE Capital managing directors and a vice president from TD Securities to continue the buildout of its leveraged finance business, according to an internal memo sent by Michael Hart, global co-head of the acquisition and leveraged finance group.
  • Barclays Capital has added two more directors as part of its effort to bulk up its U.S. leveraged finance business.
  • Barclay's Capital has hired three individuals from Goldman Sachs' high-yield capital markets groups.
  • The Bond Market Association is working to develop a "NewBank," which would act as a standby bank, activated if a credit, legal or other problem caused market participants to lose confidence in one of the two current clearing banks, JPMorgan and the Bank of New York, and no well-qualified bank stepped forward to purchase the existing bank's clearing business.