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  • Analysts expect Douglas Foshee, ceo of El Paso Corp., to disclose asset-selling plans at a long-range planning meeting scheduled for this week.
  • Increased demand for European commercial mortgage-backed securities has lead to tight funding levels on new issuance as well as spread tiering between deals backed by U.K. and European assets.
  • Securitizations in the European insurance sector should become more common in the coming year, say London-based analysts and bankers.
  • The Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau-sponsored true sale initiative (TSI) should yield its debut deal in the first quarter, says Dieter Glüder, head of securitization in Frankfurt.
  • Guillaume Malle, a credit salesman at Goldman Sachs in New York, recently left the firm.
  • The focus last week was again on the primary market, as issuers pushed to sell deals before the end of the year and before an anticipated slowdown toward the middle of this week.
  • Hyperion Capital Management has expanded its structured finance research base.
  • Irish mortgage lenders are considering issuing covered bonds for the first time.
  • Italian banks are looking at ways of structuring a covered bond in the event the government does not enact a covered bond law or if it takes too long to pass.
  • Koller manages $2.5 billion, nearly all of it in fixed income, from Winterthur's office in New York.
  • BB&T Capital Markets, a securities house that recently started a high-yield business, is looking to expand its high-yield research and sales efforts by hiring an analyst and a handful of salesmen for its new office in Red Bank, N.J.
  • Only in New York...To celebrate the opening of its branch on Lexington Avenue and 43rd Street in Manhattan, an actor dressed as Fleet Bank's logo danced through the streets while bank representatives gave out cookies and contest entry forms attached to a keyholder.