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  • HBOS has awarded the underwriting mandate for the next issue from its Permanent residential mortgage master trust, meaning that all three major issuers are now set to come to market in the first quarter of 2004.
  • A rumor circulating the market this week that four Fleet Securities bankers were set to move was definitively quashed.
  • Japan’s Mizuho, one of the three largest bank lenders to Drax Power, has liquidated its position in the U.K. power plant’s GBP840 million ($1.47 billion) loan.
  • Seat Pagine Gialle’s new EUR3.2 billion loan traded actively out-of-the-box, but at levels that were points higher than many market players expected.
  • Segall Bryant & Hamill Investment Counsel plans to buy up to $22 million in mortgage-backed securities with new cash.
  • Cantor Fitzgerald has hired two Wall Street mortgage veterans to jumpstart a mortgage-backed sales and trading effort it is establishing and plans to hire up to 25 more mortgage sales and trading professionals over the coming months.
  • Citigroup Global Markets is preparing a E 1 billion securitization of commercial office space leases for the Blackstone Group .
  • Payden & Rygel Investment Management is looking to buy lower-tier investment-grade corporate bonds on the view that economic growth, while not robust, is strong enough to allow companies to pay off their debt.
  • Investors and analysts are expecting the asset-backed market's next innovation to be the availability of default protection that could be used to effectively hedge portfolios of structured finance bonds.
  • Old Mutual Asset Managers plans to further reduce its exposure to Treasuries by selling the equivalent of up to £6 million in T-bills as the global economy continues to improve.
  • Ace has hired Michael Schozer, managing director and head of structured finance and credit derivatives at Ambac Financial Group in New York, as president of one of its business units. One official said Schozer will land at Ace Guaranty Corp, which operates in the credit derivatives, structured cash products, insurance and reinsurance markets. Schozer declined comment. Barbara Van Hassel, spokeswoman, Joe Swain, ceo, and Howard Albert, president, did not return calls.