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  • Bank of America has hired a high-yield saleswoman and lost a pair of credit professionals for its sparkling new office in London.
  • As we close in on the end of the first six months of 2004 it is interesting to compare trends in the first half of the year with that of the latter six months.
  • Gartmore Separate Accounts is planning to reduce its corporate bond holdings from an overweight to a neutral position.
  • --Michael Yackira, executive v.p. and cfo of Nevada Power Co., on the lenders in the company's recently syndicated $150 million credit facility. These include American Express Asset Management, Fidelity Investments and Union Bank of California.
  • Jefferies International in London has hired Thomas Solset, a manager at Sony Corp. in London where he helped build Sony Connect, the on-line music store, as a high-yield and distressed debt research analyst to cover technology, media and telecommunications as well as consumer names.
  • J.P. Morgan Securities has set up a principal investments management group and has hired Tamara Adler, former head of European corporate structured finance, to lead the effort in London.
  • -- James Foster, director and head of credit at ISIS Asset Management in London, on the quality of recent primary offerings in the European market.
  • ISIS Asset Management is favoring high-yield in its £170 million Strategic Bond Fund.
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  • Mandated arranger SG Asia has launched a HK$300m three year term loan for Beijing Holdings into general syndication.