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The moodswings of 6,000 delegates at the American Securitization Forum’s conference in Las Vegas this week were as turbulent as the ups and downs in the US presidential primaries.
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Lehman Brothers named Andrew Morton as global head of the firm's fixed-income division.
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Seven senior principals from Lehman Brothers' global securitized products team will split off as One William Street Capital Management and launch a hedge fund with over $1 billion next quarter.
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CIT Group appointed William Koslo as managing director and group head of CIT Capital Markets.
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JPMorgan has hired Peter Lapina, a former distressed trader at Citigroup, to trade stressed and distressed loans and distressed bonds.
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Vincent Matsui, a senior director and head of Fitch Ratings’ collateralized debt obligation asset manager ratings, has left the company.
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Standard & Poor’s today announced a 27-point plan of action to improve its business model.
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Deutsche Bank has reported weak fourth quarter performance in trading of asset backed securities, including residential and commercial mortgages, with revenues of €1.6 billion ($2.3 billion) from its debt sales and trading in its corporate banking and securities division.
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While the atmosphere was more upbeat than many had expected it to be at ASF 2008 in Las Vegas, panel discussions were evidence that too much of the industry is still living in the past, remarked several attendees today, the final day of the conference.