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  • Banks and private equity funds are about to begin negotiating with the German government to purchase a Eu3bn residential property portfolio that could lead to a securitisation.
  • UK Premiership football club Leeds United was thrown several lifelines this week in its battle against being put into administration. The club has been struggling to meet payments on a £60m securitisation, and faces a deadline today (Friday).
  • Pricing is said to be LIBOR plus 7% for the $13 million second-lien piece on the credit backing Olympus Partners' acquisition of Homax Products from Harbour Group.
  • Bank debt paper for the Helsinki, Finland-headquartered Dynea is rumored to be on the block.
  • The bank debt for bankrupt Exide Technologies rallied from the 841/2-851/2 range into the 86-87 context early last week.
  • Syndication is oversubscribed on The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's new $300 million term loan, which is being added to the company's existing $1.3 billion asset-based credit facility.
  • Healthsouth Corp. put its financial advisor Credit Suisse First Boston to the task of raising new money to pay down convertibles on which the company had incurred a principal default in April, and the company ended up with a deal tailored to its needs.
  • Artie DeGaetano, head of the high-yield trading team and a partner at Bear Stearns, resigned a couple of weeks ago due to family health issues.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston launched syndication last week for a $310 million recapitalization for Buffets.
  • Market players anticipate that the NTL's bank debt will be refinanced soon and that the bank debt for Telewest will follow in its footsteps.
  • The Relizon Co. a Dayton, Ohio-based business communications provider acquired by The Carlyle Group in 2000, is vulnerable to the problems experienced by the North American print sector as a whole, including soft customer demand, overcapacity and competitive pricing pressure, notes Moody's Investors Service.
  • Ricciardi joined Merrill early last year from Credit Suisse First Boston. He is a managing director and head of the global structured credit products group.