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  • JPMorgan has hired Brian Zeitlin, managing director and global co-head of collateralized debt obligations and the credit hybrid business at Deutsche Bank in New York, and four senior members of his team.
  • Merrill Lynch's credit derivatives research department has developed models designed to offer clients more transparency of assumptions underlying how exotic credit derivatives are priced.
  • Japan's Nomura Securities, which has a long-established credit derivatives presence, will not become a market maker in the recently launched Dow Jones iTraxx CJ index due to the inclusion of its name among the reference entities.
  • As part of its goal to streamline the process supporting over-the-counter equity derivatives trading by standardizing documentation, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association has published the Index Variance Swap Annex and the Share Variance Swap Annex (the Variance Annexes) for the interdealer market.
  • London-based hedge fund Orn Capital is considering developing new long/short hedge funds.
  • U.S.-based structurers of synthetic collateralized debt obligations are offering inflation-linked exposure to structured credit deals. Matthew Zola, co-head of North American structured credit at Morgan Stanley in New York, noted that while inflation-linked deals are more common in Europe, they have started to be issued in the U.S.
  • ABN Amro has restructured its US agency and mortgage businesses so that all the parts of the bank that deal with the US agencies, principally Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks, report either to Richard Dorfman, or to other managers who will form part of a committee to be chaired by Dorfman.
  • Admiral Group, the UK car insurance company, began premarketing its £225m IPO this week as lead manager Merrill Lynch heads towards launching the deal in the week of September 6.
  • Marketing services company Aegis has signed banks into its £250m five year revolver, increased from £200m after a 75% oversubscription. Calyon, SG CIB and Royal Bank of Scotland are the mandated lead arrangers.
  • Allergy Therapeutics, the UK vaccine maker, said this week that it would announce in September its decision on whether to launch an Aim flotation.
  • Investors will today (Friday) turn their attention to Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, when he speaks at a symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He will talk about the strength of the US economic recovery and the Fed's position on interest rates.
  • Investors will today (Friday) turn their attention to Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, when he speaks at a symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He will talk about the strength of the US economic recovery and the Fed's position on interest rates.