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  • Small allocations on Serena Software's $400 million term loan drove up pricing on its break in the secondary market last week.
  • Credit Suisse and Bank of America are in the market with a $250 million deal for Sybron Dental Specialties.
  • Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America have launched syndication of a $570 million deal for Aearo Technologies.
  • Turkey's foreign reserves
  • The president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York speaks on the relation between US monetary policy and the world economy.
  • With all the hype about the performance of local Latin markets, is private capital now king or are the multilaterals still relevant?
  • Dirk Roethig, managing director and global head of securitization at IKB Deutsche Industriebank in Düsseldorf, has left the firm. IKB is one of the largest collateralized debt obligation investors in Europe, according to dealers, and Roethig headed the investment team. Roethig could not be reached, but Roland Nolte, spokesman, confirmed the departure, adding he has not yet been replaced. It could not be determined if Roethig has taken a new position.
  • Alex Bernand, managing director and head of structured credit trading at Bank of America in London, has quit the firm. Credit officials have connected him with a role at Deutsche Bank where he is expected to fill the position left by Mark Stainton, former managing director and global head of credit correlation trading, who jumped to Chicago's Citadel Investment Group in November (DW, 11/28).
  • Thailand heading for financial crisis, Shareholding refoms of China's state-owned banks
  • Brazil has finally sorted out its foreign debt problem. All eyes are now on local markets
  • Brazil’s planning minister Paulo Bernardo Silva tells Emerging Markets that a revolution in financing Brazil’s infrastructure is afoot. Although prospects are improving, foreign investors remain cautious.
  • OPEC pledges to maintain global oil supplies