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  • Sven Schneider is believed to have left Bank of America, London, where he was a CE4 spot trader, for a similar position at Credit Suisse in Zurich. Meanwhile, sources say that Jamie Laws left his position as a spot AUD trader at the bank on Tuesday.
  • The disarray in US economic policy in both the contradictory appeals by Paulson and Bernanke regarding mortgage bail-outs, and by a constantly changing approach to the monoline problem.
  • Changes afoot at Grosvenor...
  • Financing the cities of the future
  • Bank of Ireland has established a property finance team in Frankfurt. The team is led by Claus Proschka, formerly of Hypo Real Estate and Allgemeine Hypothekenbank, and will have a pan-European remit. The move underlines BoI’s international real estate ambitions, after it recently established a property finance business in the US.
  • As the Northern Rock saga rolls on, UK mortgage lenders that had frequented the now-shuttered residential mortgage-backed securities market are seeking to fortify funding lines. Alliance & Leicester, one of the country’s largest lenders, with a £41 billion ($82 billion) prime mortgage portfolio, is one operation that has been identified as perhaps having been too dependent on the RMBS market.
  • Pension funds line up for inflation-linked lease exposure
  • A flood of redemptions from real estate funds has rocked the sector in the UK, forcing leading investment houses to stop customers taking their money out. The industry hopes the worst is over, but market opinion is not unanimous that the future looks brighter. Julian Marshall reports.
  • The reputation of commercial real estate stocks among retail investors is sullied. With the possible exception of the internet and technology sector at the beginning of the decade, never has an industry been held in such low esteem by the investing public. But does the old adage about the retail money and smart institutional money always flowing in opposite directions hold true: is there value in European property stocks?
  • Chris Jolly, formerly co-head of corporate finance at Jones Lang LaSalle has joined Merrill Lynch as head of its European real estate business.
  • Katerina Kalfamanoli joins Colliers as director of investments and commercial leasing. She leaves Cushman & Wakefield, where she was senior surveyor, capital markets. Prior to that she was a managing director and head of agency at DTZ Greece. Spyros Raptis also joins as senior advisor and valuation professional. He previously worked at Axies Lambert Smith Hampton as senior valuer and at Savills Hellas as valuation analyst.