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  • The first quarter is now behind us and, it must be said, the performance from the corporate sector during the quarter has been disappointing.
  • Gartmore Investment Management is looking to add to its positions in subordinate bank and insurance debt.
  • Asset-backed issuers are increasingly slicing and dicing the classes of the securities they sell to make them better appeal to investors at a time when volumes continue to set new highs.
  • Changing spaces. . . Bank of America's new trading floor in the Hearst Tower in Charlotte has been winning rave reviews from the architecture critics.
  • OppenheimerFunds, with $11 billion under management, is considering upping its holdings of corporates to take advantage of recent spread widening.
  • New issuance was high last week, with a lot of smaller deals and a handful of large offerings in the market.
  • Michael Epstein, a principal at turnaround and crisis management firm TRG, explaining the benefits of using distressed debt to invest in companies for the long-term.
  • Spreads on collateralized debt obligations in the secondary market were a hot topic at the European Securitisation Forum's conference in Geneva last week, as panelists discussed whether secondary paper still offers any value to new issue deals.
  • State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) is planning to reduce its exposure to floating-rate bonds in its $6 billion asset-backed securities portfolio.
  • A trio of investment-grade corporate traders that are considered the crown jewel within UBS' principal finance unit have left the firm and one observer said they could resurface in the hedge fund world.
  • ABN Amro, Danske Bank and JP Morgan this week launched syndication of the Eu1.65bn acquisition facility for Carlsberg, the Danish brewer, offering what bankers said was a surprisingly attractive margin of 100bp.