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  • ING Investment Management in The Hague is looking to invest exclusively in the prime end of the asset-backed market, mostly in residential mortgage-backed securities but also in credit cards and other consumer loans.
  • GE Commercial Finance, Black Diamond Capital Management and Merrill Lynch Capital are sticking with Applied Extrusion Technologies as the company goes through a prepackaged Chapter 11 filing that will see the company delever through a debt-for-equity swap.
  • Mortgage players from Iceland are expected to make their debut in the European securitization market next year, according to bankers and rating agency analysts.
  • The hyper liquidity of the leveraged loan market has led to a decrease in credit quality with credits now coming to market that would not previously have stood a chance.
  • Several repricings have been reworked over the past week after major gripes from lenders, who are becoming more organized in their opposition to aggressive moves by borrowers.
  • London-based CPM Advisers, which has €930 million under management, has launched a credit opportunities fund and is planning two more funds for next year.
  • Maxim Crane Works' bank debt has picked up 20 points since the company filed for bankruptcy in June, and holders of the paper are now betting on the potential equity value of the company and the completion of its restructuring plan to lift it higher.
  • The possibility--however remote--the U.S. Treasury's rating could be downgraded one notch to double-A has fixed-income professionals speculating over some of the potential effects of such a move.
  • Dissent by an outgoing member of the Federal Open Market Committee could set a precedent for other FOMC members to dissent next year.
  • Foreign central bank investors, predominantly China, are significantly increasing holdings of prime mortgage assets, according to the market buzz among mortgage-backed securities officials.
  • Buzz around project names continued last week as CoBank reportedly put up a $60 million piece of Teco Energy. CoBank officials did not return repeated calls.