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  • A number of investors headed west to Scottsdale, Ariz., for Deutsche Bank's 2006 High-Yield Conference last week.
  • Mirant's bonds traded up 10 points on an upbeat view of the company's performance post-bankruptcy.
  • Technical Olympic USA's term loan fell 15-20 points to 68 as the homebuilder continued to grapple with poor conditions in the Florida housing sector.
  • The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.
  • ABN AMRO is planning to double the size of its New York private investor products group, which sells derivatives-based investment products to retail and high-net-worth investors.
  • ABN AMRO last week brought aboard George Koo, Asian head of the financial institutions group at Barclays Capital in Hong Kong.
  • Bear Stearns is expanding its equity-linked product range out of Hong Kong with three hires from Deutsche Bank.
  • Options on standardized tranches of the ABX asset-backed securities index are seen as a likely new product by dealers.
  • Hedge funds and bank prop desks surprised the market Tuesday by buying long-dated euro/U.S. dollar and dollar/yen volatility, reversing months of selling and driving up implied volatility levels from multi-year lows.
  • Calyon is considering more managed collateralized debt obligations as a way to mitigate risk in light of a recent move by Moody's Investors Service to put on review for a possible downgrade two classes of SEA CDO, a seasoned CDO completed by the firm several years ago.
  • Calyon recently launched in Hong Kong a short-dated principal-protected retail note with an embedded Asian call option linked to the Nikkei 225 index, to capitalize on investors' favorable view of Japanese equities.
  • About 600 credit market participants convened at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City last week for The Bond Market Association's CDO Investors Conference.