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Asif Khan, v.p. in the structured products syndication group at Goldman Sachs, has left the firm.
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GSC Partners, a USD10.7 billion New Jersey-based alternative asset management firm, is managing its first hybrid asset-backed collateralized debt obligation.
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Henderson Global Investors, together with HSBC, has closed a collateralized debt obligation offering exposure to a principal-protected equity tranche.
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HSBC in London has added a lawyer and a trader to its fund derivatives desk.
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Two managing directors have quit JPMorgan to launch an asset management business.
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ABN AMRO is set to launch a principal finance trading business in London and has lined up Scott Eaton, managing director and head of principal finance at The Royal Bank of Scotland in London, to spearhead the initiative. Eaton will start August 29 as a managing director and report to Charles Longden, global head of credit trading in London. Eaton could not be reached for comment and Longden didn't return messages by press time.
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Pakistan is benefiting from a boost to its industrial production, backed by big capital flows from the Gulf
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In the McKinsey Quarterly, one of China's leading economists and a longtime champion of its transition to free markets says that it faces two starkly contrasting futures: a market economy under the rule of law or crony capitalism.
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The bonds of several bankrupt companies that plan to pay their unsecured creditors back with equity when they emerge from Chapter 11 traded down last week.
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Traders said deals across the board were trading 1/8 to a 1/4 of a point lower compared to the week before, with several low coupon deals priced in the LIBOR plus 150-175 basis points range continuing to drop below par.