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  • Citigroup Citigroup has been lauded by buysiders for its synthetic collateralized debt obligation business, particularly for its work around index and bespoke tranches. The global credit markets group, headed by Carey Lathrop, has been investing heavily in its electronic trading capabilities and has been seen as a leader in index and bespoke synthetic tranches, particularly at a time when others have been focusing on restructuring or unwinding existing large CDO trades. Notable deals include an equity tranche of a EUR 1.2 billion portfolio, where the firm was hired by a competitor based on its wide reaching distribution channels, and over USD 11 billion of traded equity index tranches (through April of this year).
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  • For much of the past year, the trade-off between growth and inflation has been foremost in the minds of emerging market investors: how would policymakers balance a need to react to rising inflationary pressures with the domestic imperative to keep growth rates high? And what impact would such decisions have on equity, credit and currency markets?
  • Concerns may be rising once again that embattled western European banks could withdraw liquidity from their central and eastern European subsidiaries if the eurozone debt crisis escalates further. But the commitment to extensive, quality research of the region by the research teams at these banks remains undiminished.