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  • The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has announced that Margaret Cole will leave the FSA as managing director and board member after nearly seven years.
  • Moody’s Investors Service has placed six major global banks on review for possible downgrade because of new economic and regulatory challenges that could have a negative impact on their profits and future growth.
  • Law firm Chapman and Cutler last week hired six lawyers from the Washington D.C.-based structured finance team of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, with expectations of adding four more to the group in the next week or two, according to Chapman chief executive partner Tim Mohan.
  • Alternative investment manager Aequitas Capital Management has expanded its asset-backed securities team with the hiring of Jonathan Wease, a v.p. of portfolio management and Brian Zeck as a managing director it its asset-management business.
  • Spain’s Santander is close to deal to sell a EUR700 million ($927.8 million) portfolio of foreclosed properties to Morgan Stanley, according to the Spanish newspaper Expansion.
  • UBS is said to be planning to issue contingent capital bonds to help raise capital to meet higher core Tier 1 capital standards, following the example of Credit Suisse and Rabobank.
  • Denmark’s Nykredit, the largest issuer of mortgage-backed covered bonds in Europe, is planning to hold auctions this month and in March to refinance 109 billion kroner ($19.3 billion) of the bonds.
  • Only 7.6% of investors accepted an offer from Portugal’s Banco BPI to buy back covered bonds at a discount, apparently because of the small premium.
  • Oklahoma—the only state to opt out of the $25 billion settlement between government officials and the nation’s five largest mortgage servicers—has reached a separate deal with the lenders.