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  • This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
  • Surveys have been sent out for Loan Market Week's eight annual Best Trading Desk awards ranking the best par and distressed loan trading desks. (download survey here)
  • Greg Mount, partner and head of structured credit marketing at Goldman Sachs, has resigned and is expected to start an alternative investment fund.
  • Four members of Trust Company of the West (TCW) have left to form Silvermine Capital Management, a new firm that will initially invest in bank loans and eventually move across the high-yield spectrum.
  • Smith, Graham & Co. Asset Management is rotating money out of its corporate bond allocation and into mortgage-backed securities in a relative value play aimed at picking up additional yield and upgrading credit quality.
  • Edinburgh-based Baillie Gifford is selling over £50 million in high-yield bonds, cutting its high-yield portfolio to £20 million from £70 million and decreasing the high-yield portion of its £70 million corporate bond portfolio to 25% from 30%.
  • Investors sold off TIPS heavily after last week's Federal Open Market Committee statement, causing the greatest tightening between TIPS' and nominal Treasuries' yields in the past month and a half.
  • Tim Reed, Asian head of derivatives at Commerzbank Securities in Tokyo, has joined Merrill Lynch in Tokyo as a director and senior proprietary trader.
  • ABN AMRO plans to launch a hedge fund platform in London from which it will structure products, such as capital protected notes.
  • In response to excessive reneging on derivatives contracts, the China Banking Regulatory Commission now requires full disclosure of risks with respect to the sale of each product, customer confirmation that it fully understands and is capable of accommodating the risks and demands the use of international standard contracts, such as the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's master agreement.
  • Derivatives houses, including Lehman Brothers and JPMorgan, are considering building liquid government bond indices, on which they could structure swaps.