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Malcolm Ritchie, senior equity index trader at Lehman Brothers in London, has returned to the firm after a year and a half on sabbatical.
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Two separate dealer-led initiatives are underway in the U.S. to create synthetic indices referencing asset-backed securities by year-end.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has added a pair of Morgan Stanley traders to boost its credit flow trading desk.
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Wachovia Securities in New York has been pitching first-to-default baskets with an interest rate overlay following the consolidation of it structured notes and structured credit desks a few months ago.
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Steven Oyer, managing director responsible for hedge fund index sales for Standard & Poor's in New York, has jumped to investment manager PlusFunds Group.
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Steven Oyer, managing director responsible for hedge fund index sales for Standard & Poor's in New York, has jumped to investment manager PlusFunds Group.
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DrKW's London co-head of structured and alternative markets is set to leave the firm.
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Loans tied to cell phone towers are finding solid demand among investors and escalating phone usage is likely to make the paper even more sought after.
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Victory Capital Management is looking at intermediate to long-term corporates and is aiming to shift up to 5% of its $4 billion portfolio out of Treasuries and into credit. -
JPMorgan was syndicating a $150 million Debtor-In-Possession financing for Collins & Aikman last week.
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GSC Partners, the $8 billion hedge fund and private equity firm, is planning to roll out a fund focusing on corporate debt and equity in the leveraged and distressed markets.
