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Domenico Nardelli, who has been Italy's public face in the international bond market since May 2002, has quit his job as head of international funding and liability management at the Treasury to join Bank of America's frequent borrower team in London.
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It was all doom and gloom this week at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein. Managing directors snapped at their underlings, associates yelled at each other and the secretaries chewed their nails.
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Some EuroWeek readers have asked us whether we are not being slightly harsh on JP Morgan and its crown prince, Jamie Dimon, whose coronation has now been brought forward.
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Auto credits were the driving force behind the CDS market this week again. But perceptions of default — particularly the different opinions between New York and London dealers — have added to the confusion.
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Ten year Treasury yields rose 20bp to over 4.60% this week as predictions of a more hawkish Fed policy than had been expected and the uncertain credentials of incoming chairman Ben Bernanke unnerved bond markets. Swap spreads were dragged up towards 50bp by these developments.