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Some firms are taking advantage of credit market dislocation and downsizing by larger market players to build up their loan desks.
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UBS has added four distressed staffers to beef up its presence in the area:
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Ron D’Vari, head of structured finance collateralized debt obligations at BlackRock, is leaving the company.
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Law firm Kaye Scholer has hired Madeleine Tan from Brown Rudnick as a partner for its structured finance group.
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UBS has tapped Ryan Primmer, head of U.S. equities trading, to lead its real estate workout group, which has been reducing its exposure across a number of lines, including U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities, commercial mortgage-backed securities, negative basis and reference-linked notes.
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Mark Hickey, head of financial institutions debt capital markets at the Royal Bank of Scotland, has been elected chair of the European Securitisation Forum for 2009.
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Tiden Capital, a Durham, N.C.-based hedge fund firm founded by Silverback Asset Management veterans John Burkert and Rex Goulding, is launching a new fund Sept. 1 focused on relative value within the structured credit market.
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Armins Rusis, head of global securitized and structured credit trading and U.S. credit trading at Morgan Stanley, has joined Markit as an executive v.p. and global co-head of fixed income.
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UBS has added four distressed staffers to beef up its presence in the area: Tom Howard joined as a distressed analyst from hedge fund Par IV; Paul Deen as a distressed salesman from Bear Stearns, Dave Ricciardi as a high-yield trader, formerly at KBC and Mike Nitka joined as a distressed sourcer.