Pre-migration untagged articles
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--Randy Schwimmer, senior managing director and head of capital markets at Churchill Financial, on new unlevered, unrated funds eyeing the loan market.
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While many market players may not have a lot to be thankful for--loans trading in the 60s, bonuses being cut daily, autos on the rocks (which is not quite as good as scotch on the rocks, which some of you may need right about now)--there are four banks that were giving thanks last Thursday.
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The syndication of Lyondell Chemical's term loan was pushed back by leads Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, ABN AMRO and UBS due to deteriorating market conditions.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week. Data provided by Markit Group.
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Pepco Holdings, a Washington, D.C.-based energy company, secured a $400 million, 364-day revolving credit facility. Tony Kamerick, v.p. and treasurer, said the company did not have access to longer-term financing because of the tightening credit environment.
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--Elliot Ganz, Loan Syndications and Trading Association general counsel, on TPG-Austin Property's filing to compel Lehman Brothers to fund its $100 million revolver.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week. Data provided by Markit Group.
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When Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, it left some big Mickey Mouse ears to fill.
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Alltel Corp.'s $3.2 billion B3 tranche broke for trading in the secondary market at its original issue discount of 96 and by the end of its first trading day, dipped to 95 1/4-95 1/2 as the rest of the market traded down as well.
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Morgan Stanley chops structured credit business
