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  • BNP Paribas has gained a swaps trader. Filippo Ghia will trade U.S. and Canadian dollar-denominated interest-rate rate swaps.
  • In recent years, debtors in bankruptcy have been able to obtain broad orders from the courts that restrict trading in their debt securities and other unsecured claims during the course of their bankruptcy proceedings.
  • Silver Point Capital, a diversified U.S. credit hedge fund founded by ex-Goldman Sachs debt traders Robert O'Shea and Edward Mulé in 2002, is in the process of setting up an office in London.
  • Delta Air Lines paper has been sliding downward as it appears probable the company--which recently announced it will no longer provide pillows to passengers in an effort to cut costs--will eventually file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to researchers.
  • Six Treasury professionals have headed for the door at Credit Suisse First Boston to join the increasingly expansive New York operation of HSBC Securities, with a rival dealer calling the departures a "serious blow" to CSFB.
  • European junk investors forced one issuer to pull a deal and another to raise the coupon on a new issue last week as General Motors' midweek profit warning rippled through the credit markets.
  • Deutsche Bank in London has added a research analyst in securitization.
  • State Bank and Trust of Fargo is planning to buy $70 million of callable agency paper in seven to 10-year final maturities over the next few months, in an addition to its existing agency allocation, said Greg Sweeney.
  • New junk issues last week traded down in a sign the prolonged high-yield party is coming to an end, according to investors who say the market is exhibiting what they term typical late cycle behavior.
  • Mark Thickpenny, v.p. and treasurer of CNF, on the company getting better terms for its latest credit line.
  • Jefferies & Co. is readying for a high-yield liquidity crunch and a pick up in volatility among lower-rated credits.