BNP Paribas and First Union's $400 million credit for Hyatt has received approximately $300 million in commitments, including $50 million pieces from First Union, BANK ONE and Firstar Bank. J.P. Morgan Chase, the documentation agent, has also committed $75 million, noted a banker. BNP Paribas is syndication agent and First Union is administration agent for the deal, split between a three-year, $300 million tranche and a 364-day, $100 million tranche. All-in drawn pricing is tied to a grid opening at LIBOR plus 70 basis points. Commitment fees for $35 million and $25 million pieces get 20 basis points and 17.5 basis points, respectively. Officials at First Union and BNP Paribas declined to comment. Calls to officials at Hyatt were not returned.