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  • Lehman Brothers in London has hired Richard Cope, director in fixed income derivatives marketing to U.K. corporate clients at UBS in London.
  • A negative basis trade is a credit derivative trade in which the buyer of a debt instrument purchases credit protection in the form of a credit-default swap.
  • Anchorage Capital Group, a hedge fund firm launched three years ago by Goldman Sachs bank debt honchos Kevin Ulrich and Tony Davis, is due to launch a quantitative structured credit fund this month.
  • Rabobank International has hired Arnaud Desombre, an independent commodities and futures trader, as head of equity derivatives trading for the Americas in New York.
  • The warehouse system unveiled by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation last week could reduce the incentive to move over-the-counter trading of credit default swaps onto an exchange in the future, according to flow traders.
  • Romita Shetty, a senior collateralized debt obligation official at RBS Greenwich, has resigned.
  • Structurers are looking at tranched constant proportion debt obligation structures in the junior mezzanine part of the credit stack.
  • Ukraine launched its first international bond of the year on Wednesday, a seamless $1bn 10 year issue through Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and UBS. It was the largest single tranche deal from the sovereign and the tightest in spread terms.
  • The £1.45bn leveraged loan supporting Blackstone and PAI Partners' £1.6bn acquisition of United Biscuits is in the market via bookrunners Barclays, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. The debt comprises a £437.5m eight year term loan 'B' that pays 250bp over Libor, a £437.5m nine year term loan 'C' that yields 300bp, a £50m seven year revolver that has a 212.5bp margin, a £100m seven year capex facility that pays 212.5bp, a £175m 9-1/2 year second lien that yields 450bp and a £250m 10 year mezzanine piece.
  • Europcar will be acquiring the European business of Vanguard Car Rental for Eu670m. The transaction, which is subject to approval by competition authorities, represents a 12.7 times multiple of Vanguard's 2006 Ebit.
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