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Japanese House Readies Credit Push

Tokyo-based Shinko Securities is gearing up to boost its presence in the Japanese structured credit arena with plans to enter the collateralized debt obligation and index linked markets.

  • 11 Feb 2005
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Tokyo-based Shinko Securities is gearing up to boost its presence in the Japanese structured credit arena with plans to enter the collateralized debt obligation and index linked markets. "Some of our investors need to boost yield and are willing to look at riskier assets," said Toshihiro Ikejima, trader in the fixed income securities department in Tokyo. Ikejima noted the firm is looking to structure tranched products linked to the Dow Jones iTraxx Japan credit index as well as CDO squared deals in the coming months.

  • 11 Feb 2005

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1 Citi 328,982.98 1272 8.11%
2 JPMorgan 320,525.86 1391 7.90%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 295,678.15 1012 7.29%
4 Barclays 247,860.38 923 6.11%
5 Goldman Sachs 218,821.95 732 5.39%

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1 BNP Paribas 46,136.68 182 7.00%
2 JPMorgan 44,443.20 92 6.75%
3 UniCredit 35,639.50 153 5.41%
4 Credit Agricole CIB 33,211.72 160 5.04%
5 SG Corporate & Investment Banking 32,419.80 126 4.92%

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1 JPMorgan 13,755.50 61 8.97%
2 Goldman Sachs 13,204.47 65 8.61%
3 Citi 9,716.40 55 6.34%
4 Morgan Stanley 8,471.86 53 5.53%
5 UBS 8,248.12 34 5.38%