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  • John Bolduc, co-head of Bayside Capital, discusses special situations in the lower-middle-market and restoring troubled companies to their former glory.
  • High-grade credit trading volumes have plummeted in recent weeks, with sell-siders at several fixed-income desks estimating daily trading activity is down more than 30% so far this month from levels at the start of the year.
  • Primary dealers may revisit the issue of the 30-year bond at primary dealer meetings with the Treasury at the end of the month.
  • The delineation between covered bonds and residential mortgage-backed securities in Europe is becoming increasingly blurred, changing the way investors are viewing the securities.
  • Lost in all the hoopla over the Federal Open Market Committee's minutes, which were released last week and have market watchers believing the Fed will be aggressive in combating inflation, is that the 2s/10s Treasury curve could see a brief resteepening after months of gradually grinding flatter.
  • ING Investment Management is waiting for the U.S. Federal Reserve to provide more clarity on its interest rate intentions before increasing or decreasing its position in high yield.
  • Over 800 structured finance professionals descended on France's sunny Cote d'Azur last week for the European Securitisation Forum's second annual conference, held at the Nice Acropolis.
  • Merrill Lynch's fixed-income research team is putting greater emphasis on inflation-linked securities and has created a new dedicated monthly publication.
  • Merrill Lynch is reshuffling its economic research group due to the loss of one of its members to the firm's wealth management strategy group.
  • Despite yields at all-time lows, investors say asset-backed bonds still offer value relative to their corporate counterparts.
  • Bringing some English wit to the Loan Syndications and Trading Association seminar last week, Steve Curtis, a partner at Clifford Chance, compared the convergence of the Loan Market Association documents with the LSTA documents, to the 35-year romance and eventual marriage of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles.
  • Linda Lowell, managing director at RBS Greenwich Capital and a veteran of the MBS sell-side research community, left the firm last week to set up her own mortgage-backed consulting business.