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The European commercial mortgage-backed securities market is booming.
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Amy Gibson, v.p. and manager of the leveraged loan assets for 40/86 Advisors, on raising new collateralized loan obligations.
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The market saw several large deals, including a $4 billion offering by Morgan Stanley and a $3 billion deal from General Electric.
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Franklin Templeton Investments is planning to shift investments into Asian government bonds to take advantage of an expected weakening in the dollar versus its Asian counterparts.
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This chart, provided by Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney Inc., tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market. It also tracks facility amounts, ratings, pricing and maturities.
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Credit protection on Canadian paper giant Abitibi Consolidated blew out by 50 basis points on concerns the company is not able to implement a planned price increase for its newsprint.
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--Jonathan Pollack, head of CMBS trading and syndication at Deutsche Bank, commenting on the booming CMBS market in Europe.
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NL Capital Management is looking to reduce its allocation to investment-grade corporates and increase exposure to mortgage-backed securities.
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The European IPO market made another big stride towards full recovery this week, as five companies floated for a total of over Eu5bn.
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UBS has deepened its derivatives marketing bench in Japan with the hire of Satoru Matsumoto, v.p. in the derivatives structuring and marketing group at Goldman Sachs in Tokyo, in the new role of executive director in the fixed income sales group.
