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  • Investment Manager Searches

    This directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers.
  • TALF Deals

    The following is a list of deals eligible as collateral under the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility that have come to market.
  • TALF Funds

    The following are a list of companies that have started funds targeting the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility.
  • Event of Default Scorecard

    Keep tabs on which collateralized debt obligations have hit event of default with our scorecard.
  • Reg Tracker

    The Reg Tracker outlines pending regulatory and legislative actions and monitors the status on a weekly basis.
  • Distressed Funds

    The following is a list of companies that have or are rumored to have started raising funds investing in distressed corporate or structured debt securities.
  • Financing Record

    The Financing Record covers a week’s worth of new issuance in the ABS, MBS and CDO markets.

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  • More Downgrades For Anthracite Euro CRE CDO

    The BlackRock and Morgan Stanley Anthracite Euro CRE CDO 2006-1 was hit today with downgrades on about €141 million in notes from Moody’s Investors Service.

  • ING Closes €4.7 Bln SME CLO

    ING Belgium has closed a €4.7 billion ($6.19 billion) collateralized loan obligation, Belgian Lion SME I, a cash flow deal backed by loans made to small- and medium-sized enterprises.

  • Trichet Defends Basel Revisions

    Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, has come to the defense of the Basel Committee on Bank Supervision, which critics say has been watering down its originally proposed capital requirements for financial institutions.

  • Dutch Energy Trader Forms Structured Finance Facility

    Gunvor International, a Netherlands-based energy trading company, has teamed up with Rabobank International to form a structured finance facility for the energy sector.

  • AIB Eyes Split-Plan Approval In September

    Anglo Irish Bank expects the European Union to wait until September to give approval of a plan to split the Irish lender into a good bank and bad bank, according to Mike Aynsley,

  • Barclays Warns Against Break-Ups

    Barclays says it may opt to leave the U.K. in the face of a government commission that may recommend the break-up of big banks.

  • Coutts Probed Over AIG Bond Sales

    The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has launched an investigation into the sale of American International Group bonds by Coutts & Co., the private bank.

  • Agency Desks Wrestle With Refi Buzz

    Agency bond traders are still grappling with concerns over a potential government-sponsored mortgage refinancing wave, according to market officials.

  • B of A Wraps CNH; Investors Grabbing Riskier Tranches

    Bank of America today priced a $753 million asset-backed securitization deal for CNH Capital, with strong demand for the Class B single A tranche, officials familiar with the deal said.

  • Basel Capital Rules May Boost Lending, Says OCC Chief

    John Dugan, the U.S. Comptroller of the Currency, says capital requirements proposed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision may result in less trading and more lending activity by global banks.

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