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  • This chart, provided by Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney Inc., tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
  • The need for better disclosure from issuers and greater transparency as part of the securitization process was a major theme at the ABS West conference last week in Phoenix.
  • * Flying High: A member of Fitch Ratings' asset-backed team made an unplanned stop on the way to the conference when his Southwest Airlines flight was diverted to Amarillo, Texas. Police were called to arrest a drunk and unruly passenger.
  • Asset-backed spreads are tighter than their benchmark. Spreads on some short-dated, triple-A credit card and auto loan transactions have inched below swap spreads, in what market participants are calling a historical first.
  • Sage Advisory Services is planning to invest more in defensive products over the coming year, such as mortgages, asset-backeds and govvies.
  • --Steve Capp, Pinnacle Entertainment's cfo, on the benefits of its newly completed debt facilities.
  • Fixed income, watch out.
  • More than 2,500 securitization professionals gathered at the J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix for the ABS West summit last week. Bankers, lawyers, investors, rating agency officials, trustees and accountants discussed some of the recent trends and pressing issues in the market (at least when they were not playing golf or enjoying the nightlife). Managing Editor Scott Goodwin attended.
  • Alliance Capital Management has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a mutual fund that will invest 80% of its net assets fund in U.S. corporate bonds.
  • The recent headlines have left no doubt that merger and acquisition activity will be changing the corporate landscape in 2004 to an even greater degree than many had expected.
  • European issuers of mortgage-related collateral will likely begin to target the U.S. investor base this year, according to panelists who discussed the European structured finance market.