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  • Fortis Investments is plotting to grow markedly its U.S. assets under management and plans to become a regular buyer of structured finance assets as soon as this month.
  • Fixed-income professionals are starting to express concern about the effects of the impending Homeland Investment Act with its guidelines for implementation due to come out by year-end.
  • This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market. It also tracks facility amounts, ratings, pricing and maturities.
  • The Sentinel Bond Fund may rotate 10-15% of its allocation out of mortgage-backed securities and into Treasuries if the yield on the 10-year Treasury backs up to between 4.375 and 4.5%.
  • American Skiing Co. has scored a new $230 million senior secured credit facility as part of a wider $320 million refinancing that slashes borrowing costs and pushes out maturities.
  • Prices on distressed credits with exposure to asbestos claims including Owens Corning, W.R. Grace and USG Corp. are skyrocketing and could rise farther on the increasing prospects for tort reform.
  • Wall Street dealers will convene this week under the auspices of The Bond Market Association for the first time to discuss the burgeoning business in offering credit protection on asset-backed bonds.
  • Asset-backed commercial paper arbitrage conduit sponsors are looking at collateralized debt obligation and structured investment vehicle technology in order to extract costs from their vehicles, according to London-based lawyers who are receiving inquiries on the subject.
  • Distressed credit investors are tipping companies with sugar- and white flour-related products as possible casualties of the low-carbohydrate fad.
  • Deutsche Bank traded a total of $57 million of Boston Generating's debt at 95-97 in two trades last week.
  • Despite a recent back up in Treasury yields on speculation the dollar's fall will spook foreign investors, a weaker greenback may actually bode well for corporate spreads in the long term, according to credit strategists.