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Karen Anzalone joins law firm's structured finance and securitization practice
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Cairn Capital, the alternative credit asset management firm in which Mediobanca has a majority stake, has agreed a deal to buy and merge with Bybrook Capital. -
AGL Credit Management hired David Preston, the former head of CLO and ABS research team at Wells Fargo Securities laid off by the bank last year. Preston has been appointed on Monday as head of structured credit research at AGL, reporting to CEO and CIO Peter Gleysteen and COO Wynne Comer.
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Conor Downey, a veteran of the CMBS and commercial real estate markets, has left Paul Hastings to join Gunner Cooke, a law firm that operated letting partners keep all of their earnings after paying a flat fee into a central pot.
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Natixis on Monday promoted Peter Cui to head of structured credit syndicate in its European business, replacing Dimitris Papadopoulos who left to run CLO origination and syndication at Credit Suisse in September last year.
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Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) has hired a head of origination in its direct lending group, following the firm's multi-billion push into private credit in partnership with Qatar Investment Authority.
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Rohit Chopra has been named the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, putting an end to three years of deregulation and kicking off an era of aggressive consumer protection. The ABS market is keeping a close eye on Chopra’s key plans, which include restoring the bureau’s ability to start its own investigations and establishing a new credit reporting agency.
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Fidelity International has hired a team of 10 private credit specialists from MeDirect Bank, in its first foray into European private debt.
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Agora, the end-to-end debt capital markets start-up, has appointed Filippo Mattia Ginanni as its head of structured products and EMTNs.
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The impact of coronavirus on economies has led to extraordinary help being granted to banks and their customers. But this brings the risk of problems on banks' balance sheets being hidden, according to William Coen, former secretary general of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
