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  • Austin, Texas-based boutique broker-dealer Fulcrum Capital has opened shop and plans to hire a structured finance salesman.
  • Edouard Bremond, global head of cash collateralized debt obligations structuring at Calyon, has left the firm.
  • Lloyds TSB said it will take a hit of approximately £200 million ($409 million) from its exposure to the deepening credit market crisis despite limited exposure to subprime debt.
  • Bill Green, who headed Wachovia’s U.S. commercial real estate debt business for several years and most recently oversaw its European efforts, has left the bank to take a position at Starwood Capital Group.
  • Fred Matera, head of collateralized debt obligations at RBS Greenwich Capital Markets, has left the firm.
  • Hedge fund Viking Global Investors is looking to add a structured credit analyst.
  • Daniel Kim, managing principal at CapitalFusion Alternative Investments, has left the Los Angeles-based asset manager, effective Friday, to start his own firm.
  • International law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has promoted Andrew Heathcote to counsel in its structured finance practice from senior associate. Heathcote will consult on a full range of securitization transactions including asset-backed securities. He will also work with partners to further develop client relations. The promotion comes as the firm continues to develop the practice, notwithstanding the credit crunch and decline of securitization activities in the broader market. Heathcote has been with the firm since 1999.
  • U.K. subprime mortgage lender Money Partners is considering cutting staff and says the slump in the securitization market is a prime reason.