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  • New York money management firm John A. Levin & Co.'s Levco Debt Opportunity Fund had a difficult January, with some gainers but losses in British Energy. Stuart Kovensky, portfolio manager, declined to comment.
  • The bank meeting for the loans backing Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.'s acquisition of Masonite International Corp. was put on hold last week after shareholder opposition to the takeover strengthened.
  • The deal between Allied Capital and its asset management subsidiary, Callidus Capital Management, to buy Katonah Capital is off.
  • McHenry is head of global fixed income at the Hartford Investment Management Co. and manages $3.5 billion in insurance assets invested in European and U.K. bonds from Hartford, Conn. McHenry has been at HIMCO since 1997.
  • HSBC in London has hired Alex Rothlyn, associate director in the residential mortgage-backed securities team at Bear Stearns in London, as an associate director in securitization.
  • J.P. Morgan is close to wrapping up a new $190 million loan for San Antonio-based Eye Care Centers of America.
  • Bank of America, ABN Amro and The Royal Bank of Scotland have launched a new term loan for European cable operator UPC that increases the institutional debt from $525 million to $1.125 billion.
  • AIM Trimark Investments has launched Canada's first open-end floating rate mutual fund, the Trimark Floating Rate Income Fund.
  • Nonbank lenders have become more aggressive competitors to U.S. commercial banks as they are attracted to the senior status of loans in bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings, according to the Federal Reserve's January 2005 senior loan officer opinion survey prepared by William Bassett and Fabio Natalucci.