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CIFC Asset Management, one of the most active CLO managers in the US, has appointed a former Ares Management senior partner to its board of directors. Another CIFC board member has resigned.
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A CLO manager set up earlier this year by Moelis Asset Management has hired a fund analyst from CIFC Asset Management to join its growing team.
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A well-known face on CLO conference panels is the latest departure from Royal Bank of Scotland’s US office in Stamford, Connecticut, as the bank sheds its staff in that market.
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Lloyds Banking Group is continuing its push into the US credit and asset-backed securities markets but is taking a very different approach to that of Royal Bank of Scotland, whose Connecticut office had several more structured credit departures this week amid its retrenchment in the country. -
CIFC Asset Management has picked up two CLO bankers from Royal Bank of Scotland's US headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, as the UK government-owned bank retrenches from the market.
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Ignis Asset Management’s former head of credit is leaving the firm to join Twenty Four Asset Management, following Ignis’s takeover by Standard Life last month.
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Element Financial Corporation has added six US structured products experts to its transportation finance team in Connecticut, including a managing director from Credit Suisse.
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More market participants are starting to question the European Central Bank’s ability to successfully revive the European asset-backed securities market after another Mario Draghi press conference went by without further detail on Thursday, except for the president saying a consultant would be hired to advise on its promised ABS purchase programme.
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First Gulf Bank has added two people to its structured finance team. Anand Bangur and Mehdi Raza have joined the group’s debt markets and syndications team under former Standard Chartered banker Steve Perry, who was hired by FGB in September 2013.
