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  • Movie Gallery's term loan "B" dropped 3/4 point to the 92-93 range after the company said it was in talks with lenders about further amendments to its senior credit facility.
  • Credit Suisse and Bank of America are leading a three-year, $1.5 billion term loan "B" for Navistar International Corp.
  • JPMorgan, Citigroup and Merrill Lynch are leading syndication of a $3.85 billion refinancing deal for HealthSouth Corp.
  • Malik Chaabouni, co-head of synthetic credit structuring at Merrill Lynch in London, has reportedly left the firm.
  • Ross Williams, a former managing director in proprietary credit trading at Bear Stearns in London, has resurfaced at Peloton Partners, an investment fund set up by ex-Goldman Sachs partners Geoff Grant and Ron Beller last year. Williams said he will be based in London and focus on trading sub-investment grade credits for the group's global-macro and relative-value hedge fund. He resigned from Bear Stearns earlier this month (DW, 2/3). Beller declined comment.
  • Lehman Brothers in London has hired Dominic Nys, an equity derivative salesman formerly at TD Securities. Nys did not return a message but he is believed to be covering the Benelux region and reporting in to Axel Kilian, head of European derivative sales in London. Kilian was traveling and could not be reached.
  • Some credit houses are holding off adding third-party managers to synthetic collateralized debt obligations referencing asset-backed securities because there is not enough juice in the underlying assets to make the play economically viable. "To cover manager fees and risk management costs, it's very difficult to get the numbers to work," said an official at a top-tier bank in London. "We have taken a step back on these deals."
  • Banque AIG has hired Maria Levanti, a former structured products marketer at TD Securities in London, to sell into Greece and Portugal. Levanti, reached on her cell, said she will start at the Canadian firm later this month, marketing structures across asset classes, including equity and rates. She will be based in London and report to Paolo Russo, head of southern European sales, who could not be reached by press time.
  • Mark Gold, managing director and portfolio manager at Trust Company of the West, will be leaving the firm in early March to set up his own shop.
  • Growth will average 5% a year
  • Oil production will hit one million barrels per day within four years
  • Over 40% of sovereigns vulnerable to banking system stress says ratings agency