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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group has hired a well-known credit structurer to play a senior role in its structured products business
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Onex Credit Partners, the collateralised loan obligation manager arm of Canada’s Onex Corporation, is making a push into the expanding European CLO market with a new hire, the firm announced today. The move comes amid a growing trend of US managers trying to access European investors. -
Citi has added the new role of head of RMBS distribution to its mortgage and credit structuring business.
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Covenant Credit Partners, which is about to price its second collateralised loan obligation, has hired a new portfolio manager to join its management team.
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The longer the European Central Bank waits to talk about sovereign quantitative easing, the closer sovereign QE seems to become.
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Guggenheim Securities has bought the European brokerage arm of Lazard Capital Markets, in a move which signals the start of the broker-dealer’s European expansion plans. The new entity will be branded Guggenheim Securities International.
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Cantor Fitzgerald has hired a collateralised loan obligation trader in its New York office, as it seeks to build out its new issue CLO business. At the same time, it is looking to replace its head of euro CLO origination, who is no longer with the firm.
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Recovering Irish residential property prices will yield Royal Bank of Scotland’s Ulster Bank division £300m of net impairment provision releases in the third quarter of 2014, the UK banking group said in a trading performance update to the market on Tuesday.
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PineBridge Investments, a global asset manager overseeing around $73bn, has hired a veteran structured credit trader and investor with a background in CLOs as a portfolio manager in its New York office.
