GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • The following directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers.
  • GMAC RFC and Kensington Mortgage are preparing a £3.56 billion ($7 billion) residential mortgage-backed securitization.
  • The following directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers.
  • The following directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers.
  • Bond Dame We hacks love this time of year — all the borrowers are in town so the banks have to lay on lavish entertainment and sometimes we get invited along. BNP, Barclays, Merrill Lynch and RBC all asked us to their parties — shame on HSBC for not inviting us to their wine tasting. Probably afraid their bankers might give us something to write about.
  • Ken Griffin’s $20 billion Citadel Investment Group plans to expand the securitized products platform within its flagship Kensington Global Strategies Fund Limited and offshore counterpart, Wellington Fund LLC.
  • Credit Suisse will shut down its Credit Suisse Target Return bond fund following bad bets related to the subprime mortgage market. The fund has fallen 14.45% over the past two years as one of its largest holdings, Kensington Mortgages, has fallen more than 50% in the same period, reports reports FundStrategy.co.uk. “We had the view that yield curves would steepen and we thought this fund would benefit, but it didn't," said Toby Ricketts, an investment director at Margetts and an investor in the fund. “They said that the poor performance was due to exposure to mortgage-backed securities.”
  • Special servicing is gaining new traction in the U.K. as fear grows that the negative credit developments in the U.S. could be replicated across the pond.
  • The ranch always gets excited at the prospect of the London Marathon. It’s not that Loan Ranger, Tonto and Silver enjoy running in it — we prefer raising money for charity by asking Will Self to share his light-hearted views on the world with the loan market.
  • The service will be held at 2pm at Chelsea Old Church in London. The church is at the corner of Old Church Street and Cheyne Walk. The nearest tube station is South Kensington. Buses include 11, 19, 22, 49, 239, 319 and 328, according to the church's website.
  • It was a black day for the capital markets when last Thursday we lost Ian Kerr, who had commented on the markets since the 1960s and become their pre-eminent gossip columnist. Ian’s many friends will mourn a warm, delightful and deeply kind person; some of his targets will breathe easier; all in the capital markets will miss a voice that gave them the fullest — and funniest — reflection of their business available in print. EuroWeek honours a man who came to epitomise the markets he loved. By Jon Hay