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  • HSBC Asset Management in London will maintain full weightings in single-A and triple-B rated corporate credits through the end of the year.
  • Wharton Asset Management, a London-based hedge fund, could issue structured notes on the back of its recently launched fund of hedge funds, according to David Shastri, head of alternative fund investments.
  • Goldman Sachs is looking to divest the fixed-income portion of Spear, Leeds & Kellogg it acquired four years ago, according to a hedge fund manager with contacts at Goldman and a former trader at Spear, Leeds.
  • Investors are criticizing what they call sloppy underwriting by Lehman Brothers and J.P. Morgan of Telecom Italia's dollar-denominated high-grade sale last week.
  • --Lawrence Gottlieb, chair of the bankruptcy group at Kronish Lieb Weiner & Hellman, the law firm representing JANA Partners, on Wilbur Ross taking a fee in equity, not cash.
  • Lehman Brothers is exploring the possibility of coming out with an index for hedge funds that would include fixed-income products, according to Steve Berkley, managing director and global head of fixed-income indices in New York.
  • The Pacific Capital Diversified Fixed Income Fund may add Treasuries when the 10-year Treasury note reaches 4.75%, according to Janet Katakura, v.p. and senior portfolio manager at the Bank of Hawaii in Honolulu.
  • Talk about timing... A conference is scheduled for next week in Chicago on Income Deposit Securities, the so-called hottest trend to hit the leveraged finance market.
  • This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
  • Nelnet, a prominent issuer of student loan-backed bonds, is caught up in a political firestorm over its use of above-market subsidies from the federal government.
  • Pension funds across Europe are preparing to lengthen the duration of their fixed-income portfolios to comply with new accounting standards, according to attendees at the European Fixed Income Summit last week in London.
  • Secondary leveraged buyouts are becoming a stock feature of the European high-yield market as LBO sponsors hungry for assets snap up existing LBOs and use the high-yield market to fund their purchases.