Spread Tightening
April 2nd, 2009 9:21 am | by John Jansen |- 5yr Snr Bank CDS: BAC 380/390 (-20), CITI 630/650 (-30), JPM 190/200 (-10), WFC 295/305 (-15)
- 5yr Snr Broker CDS: GS 280/290 (-3), MS 378/388 (-5)
- CDS Index: IG12 194/196 (-8.0)
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One Response to “Spread Tightening”
By Brian on Apr 2, 2009 | Reply
New Dell 5yr looks to be about 35-45 tight to its issuance at 400+.