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  • Four fixed-income veterans are in the process of setting up a hedge fund that will make investments in mortgage-backed and credit instruments.
  • Securitization will increasingly be used as an economic capital and risk management tool, predicted Himesh Shah, director at Credit Suisse First Boston in London who focuses on non-flow transactions for financial institutions.
  • Thomas Moers Mayer, partner at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP, on the changes affecting management under the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act 2005.
  • While last year's inaugural gathering was held at the swank Hotel Woodrow Wilson in Geneva, several attendees griped about the venue for this year's event, which is not on the Mediterranean.
  • Univest Wealth Management and Trust would like to put money to work in agencies in the seven- to 10-year range if it can find yields in the ballpark of 6%, said Gary Wolfer, senior portfolio manager.
  • --Gary Hindes, managing director at distressed shop Deltec Asset Management in New York, on the increasingly likelihood of tort reform to limit liabilities of companies with asbestos-related exposure.
  • T. Rowe Price recently shaved $375 million off its mortgage-backed securities holdings, with a focus on reducing plain vanilla pass-throughs with a duration of around 4.5 years.
  • The TIPS breakeven curve is the most inverted since the Federal Reserve started tracking the TIPS real yield two years ago.
  • Trimaran Advisors has liquidated its APEX (Trimaran) CDO I with Bear Stearns picking up the $351 million portfolio.
  • ABN AMRO is planning to centralize its Asian derivatives businesses in Hong Kong and is getting ready to shift some 70 staff from Singapore.
  • Waning interest on Asian currency options amid expectations the currencies will remain range bound against the dollar prompted implied volatility to fall last week.