One Year Ago In The Credit Markets

March 16, 2007 12:00 am

GE Capital and Morgan Stanley led syndication for $1.1 billion in loans for US Airways.

GE Capital and Morgan Stanley led syndication for $1.1 billion in loans for US Airways. [Banks lifted pricing on US Airways' refinancing Wednesday morning to help it get off the ground but the extra 25 basis points still wasn't enough for some investors.]

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