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  • Ji Uk (August) Kim, co-head of debt capital markets for Samsung Securities in Seoul, has resigned and will move to HSBC by mid-June to be the bank?s head of institutional banking
  • Ping An Insurance, China?s second largest insurance company, set out on Monday for a roughly four week marketing tour of its planned $1.5bn-$2bn Hong Kong IPO.
  • St George Bank?s debut euro denominated transaction set a new benchmark this week for a Reg S issue as a raft of new investors joined the Crusade programme.
  • A bondholder group led by AIG Global Investments and Columbia Management Group is expected to announce a winning bidder for Hollywood Casino Shreveport, a Louisiana casino, in the coming weeks.
  • CreditSights, a New York-based independent fixed-income research firm, will shortly initiate coverage of the European energy and utility sector, and has hired Andrew Moulder, a utility analyst at Barclays Capital in London to lead the effort.
  • Franklin Templeton Investments may add Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae pass-throughs to its already overweight portfolio. Roger Bayston, manager of the $400 million Strategic Mortgage Bond Fund in San Mateo, Calif., said Fannies and Freddies are cheaper than Ginnie Maes in the current environment.
  • Merger and acquisition volumes in the second quarter are coming in much lower than the pace that was set in the first quarter, when volumes were boosted by several mega-mergers, particularly in the finance sector.
  • Sheila King, finance director for the Alaska Student Loan Corp., is accusing Moody's Investors Service of placing her agency's outstanding bonds under a negative watch as retaliation for the issuer advising the rating agency it didn't plan to use it for an upcoming offering.
  • William Cumming, who two weeks ago quit Citigroup Global Markets to join Bank of America as head of European asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities finance and origination in London, has done an about face and returned to Citigroup.
  • AXA Investment Managers has hired Craig Hurt as fixed-income product specialist in London, a new position.
  • Brandywine Asset Management will consider buying long-term Treasuries if the bear market for bonds continues, according to Steve Smith, portfolio manager of $4.1 billion across roughly 70 accounts in Wilmington, Del.