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Credit Suisse First Boston is investigating a loss of at least $40 million in its mortgage-backed securities book, according to officials at rival firms.
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Dwight Jenkins has resigned from the American Securitization Forum where he was executive director.
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Daniel Bystrom, a director in equity derivatives trading at Merrill Lynch in New York, has left the firm.
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AK Capital Markets has hired Lori Addison as a managing director and head of collateralized mortgage obligations.
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Foreign exchange traders snapped up large volumes of euro puts/yen calls on Wednesday to hedge against a further slide in the single currency.
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Crédit Agricole Indosuez has lost Medes Ma, credit trading manager in Hong Kong.
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JPMorgan has come up with a new way of calculating the correlation of single-tranche collateralized debt obligations that promises to simplify the process.
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Lehman Brothers is considering offering novel single tranche collateralized debt obligations that would include interest rate derivatives to offer investors a higher yield and different payout profiles to a traditional credit-only deal.
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Arang Varadhachary, head of credit derivatives trading at Lehman Brothers in New York, has joined Deutsche Bank's proprietary credit derivatives desk.
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Increased liquidity in credit-default swaps, spurred on by the growth of credit derivatives indices, is decreasing the flexibility of trade documentation.
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Merrill Lynch has named Nigel Beattie, managing director and head of institutional equity derivatives sales in Hong Kong, as head of the Pacific-Rim equity investor client group, a Tokyo-based position that had been vacant for nearly a year.
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Five-year protection on Rhodia, the French chemicals company, widened 40 basis points last week, after a Les Echos article on Tuesday alleged there is a liquidity crisis at the corporate.