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  • New York-based asset manager Vertical Capital Investment Advisors and Atlanta, Ga.,-based advisory Kensington Blake Capital have teamed up to launch advisory Vertical Capital Solutions.
  • Investec Bank has closed another issuance of securities from its Residential Mortgage Securities 23, which originally issued bonds in May (TSCI, 5/11).
  • UK non-conforming RMBS was hit by further downgrades this week. Standard & Poor’s cut issues from Merrill Lynch and Oakwood and placed issues from Investec and GMAC RFC on CreditWatch Negative while Moody’s cut HVB’s Bluestone Securities 2007-1. Meanwhile Fitch reported that long-term arrears in the sector increased by nearly 30% during the first quarter to 21.17%, with repossessions reaching 3.71%. Five transactions rated by Fitch have exhausted their reserve funds.
  • Since January, Kensington Blake Capital and KB Capital Advisors have signed 13 consulting and valuation contracts with structured products clients. KBC has also added new capabilities for the risk assessment and valuation of corporate credit default swaps and synthetic collateralized debt obligations.
  • --Mike Bilello, partner at Kensington Blake Capital in Atlanta, on starting up a structured credit advisory firm.
  • Kensington Blake Capital, an Atlanta-based consultancy, has started to advise clients on investing in asset-backed securities and using interest rate, fixed income and fx derivatives.
  • Kensington Blake Capital, an Atlanta-based consultancy, has started to advise clients on investing in asset-backed securities and using interest rate, fixed income and fx derivatives. The firm was founded last March with eight partners—all but one of whom had worked at Wachovia Securities.
  • Is the beastly state of the market getting you down? Don’t let it.
  • A residential mortgage-backed securities deal worth £337 million ($500.7 million) and originated by several different parties has been structured in the U.K.
  • Citadel Investment Group reportedly lost 13% in November, thanks in part to poor performance of two of its biggest funds, some of the investments of which were hedged with credit default swaps.
  • The rabble of the MTN world were this week treated to an evening with a touch of class, as they descended upon the Norwegian ambassador’s residence for Kommunalbanken’s reception.
  • Bond Bitch We were devastated to hear of James “Buns of Steel” Garvey’s departure from Goldman Sachs. That’s right — the man whose rock-hard gluteus maximii have graced the pages of this blog since the very beginning — will no more feature in the Euroblog. But while he’s giving up banking, we understand James is staying true to lycra hot pants and will continue his love of cycling.