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  • Lehman Brothers has wrapped up a refinancing of a collateralized loan obligation for INVESCO Senior Secured Management that scored the tightest pricing seen on the top-rated tranche of a leveraged loan CDO.
  • Bond managers could see a surge of new business over the next few years as a result of upcoming funding reform proposed by the Bush administration that would match the time profile of future cash flows with discount rates of similar duration.
  • The 30-year agency sector is trading tighter than swap spreads for the first time in four years, because of positive technicals for longer-dated triple-A paper and in an indication investors expect tighter regulation of the government-sponsored enterprises to become a reality.
  • Arturo Cifuentes, managing director and senior CDO analyst at Wachovia Securities, has been raising eyebrows with his colorful research reports.
  • Bryn Mawr Trust Wealth Management will put new money to work in single-A corporate and callable agencies in the seven- to 10-year range, said Miguel Biamon, v.p. and director.
  • This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
  • * One credit investor suggested the annual gathering should be renamed the "Euromoney Credit Congress" to reflect the fact very few of the panels actually discussed traditional cash bonds and most focused on the structured credit market.
  • Jim Brewster, The Spiegel Group's cfo, on the company's reorganization plan.
  • Pension reforms in the U.K. and U.S. are likely to result in greater demand for highly rated paper at the long end of the curve and could encourage governments to issue more long-rated debt.
  • A new report from Wachovia Securities cites market opinion challenging the integrity of Standard & Poor's.
  • Convertible arbitrage funds have largely been flat over the past year with a lack of volatility hindering returns.