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  • Liquidity in the European bond market will be impacted drastically if regulators require greater disclosure on trades, fear market participants.
  • Fallen angels are almost twice as likely to default as original high-yield issuers during the first three to four years following a downgrade, according to a first-ever Standard & Poor's study tracking 24 years worth of fallen angel rating behavior.
  • The Federal Open Market Committee's increased focus on inflation in last week's FOMC statement could signal the committee is readying the market for a 50 basis point increase by its June meeting or even earlier, according to Federal Reserve watchers.
  • Mutual fund flows have consistently exited the high-yield market over recent weeks, indicating waning buy-side demand.
  • Phoenix Companies' Asset Management Division has launched a new low-duration core-plus fund, the first low-duration product for the Hartford, Conn.,-based manager.
  • The European high-yield market got a respite from risky pay-in-kind deals last week, with senior secured notes in demand in Swiss cable operator Cablecom's 1.275 billion Swiss franc ($1.06 billion) deal.
  • --Jeffrey Gundlach, president of TCW Asset Management, on the growing acceptance of the collateralized debt obligation market.
  • The recent sell off in auto bonds fueled by fears of a General Motors downgrade to junk is leading investors to reevaluate their risk tolerance and market participants speculate they will react by either putting money into high-quality, short-duration names or will move into newly cheapened, high-beta assets.
  • Moody's Investors Service has added Ben Garber as statistical economist and Elizabeth Casinelli as economist.
  • The dynamics of the U.S. high-yield market are on the move and participants are expecting second quarter activity to be characterized by juicier coupons and more conservative deal structures.
  • Zions Bank is improving its internal trading management system to bring the prices it offers on the 30-year Treasury bond closer to clients' bids.