Credit markets
Dan Fuss interview – Part 2
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Source: Credit
Loomis Sayles vice-chairman discusses the US credit markets
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Source: Risk magazine
The ability of banks to use their own internal models for determining stressed PDs and LGDs mean the results will not be comparable, bankers claim
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Are US and Europe's economies at the point of divergence?
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Source: Credit
Strengthening fundamentals in the US and continued uncertainty over peripheral European economies have given rise to the notion that the US and Europe are undergoing a decoupling process. Credit looks at what this may mean for the US government bond and...
US credit outlook: Pramerica, BlackRock & Alliance Bernstein
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Source: Credit
On a recent visit to New York, Credit met up with senior figures at three of the largest fixed income asset managers globally to hear their thoughts on where the US credit market is heading next and what the risks are for investors.
Lloyds TSB appoints head of credit strategy
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Source: Credit
Alan Capper will join from LV Asset Management to assume the newly created role.
Deutsche adds five to credit sales and trading
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Source: Credit
Deutsche Bank has announced five senior hires to its global credit trading and institutional client groups. Jared Dolce will join as director in high grade credit sales, and will be based in Chicago. He will report to Casey Talbot, head of high grade...
Mitsubishi expands credit sales team
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Source: Credit
Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International (MUSI) last month expanded its credit trading and sales team.
Credit spread widening fails to generate buying interest
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Source: Credit
Despite spreads widening last month to more attractive levels, investors remain cautious on expectations of a prolonged period of volatility for the credit markets.
The true source of liquidity in financial markets: Caveat Emptor column...
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Source: Credit
Liquidity – its origins and effects – have long exercised investors, but one thing is certain: banks are not the main source of liquidity, despite what they would have us believe.
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