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  • "The Brazilian authorities have decided not to request Fund support under a successor arrangement"
  • I was pleased to hear the announcement by my counterpart in Brazil,Finance Minister Antonio Palocci, that Brazil has decided it does not need a new IMF program
  • Katonah Capital, the loan asset management subsidiary of Kohlberg & Co., has proposed that Sankaty Advisors, Blackstone Debt Advisors and INVESCO Senior Secured Management act as the replacement managers for a group of Katonah funds.
  • Mark Rogus, treasurer and senior v.p. of Corning, discussing Citigroup and J.P. Morgan's role in the company's credit line.
  • Banc of America Securities is splitting its fixed-income research team into two camps: desk analysts who produce research to support trading activities and independent researchers who can offer the most objectivity.
  • Two energy financings totaling $1.84 billion are heating up the market. Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston are gearing up to launch a $1.14 billion loan for Covanta Energy Corp., while Goldman is pitching a $700 million credit for Cogentrix Energy.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston is pushing Astoria Energy to honor an agreement the bank said gives it the right to lead a refinancing for the developer's 1GW project in Queens, according to Power Finance & Risk, an LMW sister publication.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston is beginning to treat crossover credits as a distinct asset class and accordingly has launched a crossover index.
  • Liquidity in the European bond market will be impacted drastically if regulators require greater disclosure on trades, fear market participants.
  • Fallen angels are almost twice as likely to default as original high-yield issuers during the first three to four years following a downgrade, according to a first-ever Standard & Poor's study tracking 24 years worth of fallen angel rating behavior.
  • The Federal Open Market Committee's increased focus on inflation in last week's FOMC statement could signal the committee is readying the market for a 50 basis point increase by its June meeting or even earlier, according to Federal Reserve watchers.
  • Mutual fund flows have consistently exited the high-yield market over recent weeks, indicating waning buy-side demand.