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  • Citigroup is said to have a $415.2 million collateralized obligation.
  • Highland Capital Management is said to be teaming up with three Brazilian firms-- Plural Capital, Banco Pine and Quata Investimentos—to originate loans as the investment manager enters the collateralized loan obligation market in the South American country.
  • Moody’s Investors Service predicts that U.S. collateralized loan obligations issued next year will have a strong credit profile, while the outlook for the performance of outstanding U.S. CLOs is stable and of European CLOs is negative.
  • Peter Ma has joined Guggenheim Partners to lead its primary and secondary agency commercial mortgage obligations trading.
  • Highland Capital Management is said to be in talks with the Carlyle Group to sell its unit that manages $3 billion in five European collateralized loan obligations.
  • Invesco is said to be looking to sell a portfolio of its European collateralized loan obligation portfolio, but sources said only if it receives attractive offers.
  • The winding down of European collateralized loan obligations is expected to have a negative impact on new deals and poses a refinancing problem for an estimated EUR250 billion ($329.5 billion) of leveraged loans due to mature between next year and 2017.
  • Standard Chartered Bank has rolled out a $2 billion collateralized debt obligation referencing corporate loans from its START securitization program.
  • Downgraded banks acting as interest rate swap counterparties to collateralized debt obligation and collateralized loan obligation issuers are in danger of losing extensive amounts of capital inflow.