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UniCredit intends to make deep cuts in its structured finance business and its Austrian operations as part of its plan to reduce its investment bank’s workforce by 700 people.
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Bank of America is prepared to step into the role of administrative agent for Lehman Commercial Paper Inc.’s portion of Archstone’s debt.
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A number of consultants are urging clients to consider increasing their allocations to distressed debt, credit opportunities and real assets.
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The credit markets have been a tough place to be the last few weeks, with firm bankruptcies and mergers, the investment banking structure is now a mere memory and the worst week the credit markets have ever seen.
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The LCDX Series 9 traded $5 billion in volume on its first day.
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-- Giles Willits, Entertainment One cfo, on its new six bank syndicate.
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After a weekend of frantic takeover negotiations spearheaded by the Treasury failed to produce any bidders for the UK’s largest buy-to-let lender, the government seized the bank and sold its 197 branches and £20bn of retail deposits to Banco Santander, which also owns Abbey.
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Citigroup’s purchase of Wachovia includes the retail bank, wealth management businesses and corporate and investment bank, amounting to more than $700bn of assets and related liabilities. Wachovia will retain its securities brokerage unit, America’s third largest, Evergreen Asset Management, a mutual fund family, and its insurance and retirement businesses.
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The volume of bank trades in the European commercial paper market remains a fraction of what it was before Lehman Brothers’ collapse, with only those regarded as the safest able to place paper. Even then, only overnight notes are an option.
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The Pfandbrief sector was the exception in the covered bond market once again this week, only this time it was for all the wrong reasons.