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  • Hispamer, the consumer lending arm of Banco Santander, is aiming to return to the European securitization market next year after a one-year hiatus.
  • The structured finance market recorded another banner year in issuance, with total U.S. asset-backed issuance approaching the $400 billion mark in the final weeks of the year.
  • The last 12 months were glory days for many in the credit markets, as corporate bonds racked up double digit returns and defaults dropped amid the improving economy.
  • "Although bankruptcy reform has died more times than Kenny on South Park, we have no doubt it will, like Kenny, be back."-- Alex Roever , head of asset-backed research at Banc One Capital Markets , on the likelihood of bankruptcy reform becoming an issue this year (1/6).
  • The Bond Market Association last week released a slate of proposed suggestions for removing potential conflicts between fixed income origination and research.
  • Denis Gould, head of the sterling investment-grade team at AXA Investment Management, commenting on his firm's move to buy corporate bonds that offer relative value.
  • Cantor Fitzgerald has hired Matt Baber as a senior mortgage-backed securities trader.
  • ConnectiCare has completed a new credit facility to take advantage of a perfect storm of opportunity to put in place some relatively attractive, low priced capital and pay a dividend to shareholders, explained Bob Dahl, managing director for The Carlyle Group and director for ConnectiCare.
  • El Paso Corp.'s bank debt levels held firm in the 981?2-99 range last week after the company announced its long-term plan and decision to sell off its interest in GulfTerra Energy Partners.
  • Friedberg Milstein, a New York-based institutional asset manager, has hired Eric Green, a board member and partner at J.P. Morgan Partners' loan asset management firm Octagon Credit Investors, according to Corporate Financing Week, an LMW sister publication.
  • The new issue calendar continued to occupy the market's attention last week, as investors also worked on tallying up the year's more than 20% gains.