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David Allen, partner and portfolio manager at GoldenTree Asset Management, on the firm's move to London.

Goldman Sachs is planning to merge its corporate bond and credit derivative sales, trading and research business with its equity counterparts under the same roof this summer, in a push to pool knowledge across asset classes, according to firm officials.

HSBC Securities government bond trader Rahmaan Streater has left for J.P. Morgan.

It's Cinco de Mayo time and as tradition dictates, Brendan Dillon & Co. will be hosting UBS' annual party May 6 at Café St. Bart's in Midtown New York.

Deutsche Bank picked up $50 million of Redbud Energy Project's bank debt as the project heads for transfer to the lenders.

Merrill Lynch has snared Justin Sendak from CIBC World Markets for its leveraged finance group.

BB&T Asset Management may increase mortgage holdings by around 5% if long bond yields rally 10-15 basis points in one day, according to Robert Millikan, director of fixed income.

This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.

Heavy selling of TIPS is expected to worsen in the face of a heavy issuance calendar for the coming months and the selling could surpass April's near high mark.

Bear Stearns economists are promoting the idea the bond market should start paying more attention to Federal Reserve Governor Donald Kohn as Governor Ben Bernanke prepares to leave the Fed for the White House.

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation's takeover of United Airlines' pension fund may cause the PBGC to shed UAL's equity holdings and buy significant amounts of Treasuries, with some market officials expecting the PBGC to keep on its path of overweighting conservative fixed-income assets.

Three asset-backed heavyweights are leaving UBS for Bank of America in London.