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Morgan Stanley has hired Timothy Armstrong from Merrill Lynch as a v.p. in collateralized debt obligation distribution to Europe and the Middle East.
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New Star Asset Management, a London-based asset manager with USD35 billion under management, is offering its first hedge-fund index investment in the form of listed shares.
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Morgan Stanley has launched Cournot Capital, a new principal investment affiliate that will target structured credit.
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Conditional outperformance options, which started to hit the Street over the summer, are being tweaked to offer investors shorter-dated plays.
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Solent Capital, a USD5 billion asset manager in London, is managing its first synthetic mezzanine collateralized debt obligation referencing U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities.
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The U.S. Inflation swaps market is relatively young, having only begun to trade in meaningful amounts in late 2003.
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Guarantors: Senior upstream guarantees from all main operating companies (100% sales and Ebitda)
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Morgan Stanley has hired Timothy Armstrong from Merrill Lynch as a v.p. in collateralized debt obligation distribution to Europe and the Middle East. He is based in London and brings the distribution team there to four people.
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Banta is looking to dole out $390 million as a special dividend to shareholders as it continues to fend off buyout offers from Cenveo.
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The loan market should not underestimate the importance of the Loan Syndications and Trading Association's guidelines regarding the use of public/private information, lawyers at the Loan Syndication and Trading Association's annual conference in New York warned last week.
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--John Corrin, chair of the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association, on the development of the Asian-Pacific loan market.