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  • University endowment plans and private equity investors are starting to look at buying the first-loss classes of collateralized debt obligations, according to sell-side professionals who have been pitching the investments.
  • The latest monthly ratings data had a few highlights that add further evidence to the tale of improving credit quality, but the data struggles to find real traction.
  • J. Gregory Ambro, cfo of Gottschalks, highlighting the importance of the company's supportive relationship with its lead bank GE Capital.
  • Bank of Ireland is planning to issue the first Irish mortgage-backed covered bond in the second half of the year and Irish Life and Permanent may be close behind, according to officials at the banks.
  • Fling or long-term relationship..."High-yield means never having to say you're sorry," according to one lawyer.
  • Keefe, Bruyette & Woods is looking to add an investment-grade corporate bond trader and several salesmen for its offices in New York and elsewhere.
  • Five-year protection on Rhodia, a French chemicals company, widened 40 basis points last week after a Les Echos article on Tuesday alleged there is a liquidity crisis at the company.
  • The primary market picked up as companies sought to raise cash at lower rates following a drop in bond yields after the recent employment data made it less likely the Federal Reserve will raise rates soon. Here are some notable offerings.
  • Scottish Widows Investment Partnership is looking to buy £40 million worth of European telecom and tobacco credits, because it believes both are cheap relative to the market.
  • Strong Capital Management is considering selling up to $600 million in mortgage-backed securities following the recent employment data that makes it less likely the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates soon.
  • This chart, provided by Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney Inc., tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market. It also tracks facility amounts, ratings, pricing and maturities.