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  • Energy names were among the credits that were sparked by strong investor buying fueled by the "January effect."
  • Harris Nesbitt, the U.S. investment banking arm of Canada's BMO Financial Group, is looking to further expand its asset-backed securities group by hiring four to six originators over the next six months, according to Jeff Phillips, managing director and head of the U.S. securitization group in Chicago.
  • FMC Corp. was able to take advantage of a borrower-friendly market and the removal of some uncertainties regarding its affiliate, Astaris, to reduce the spread on its term loan by 21/4%, explained Eric Norris, FMC's director of investor relations.
  • The market was flying last week, with a lot of secondary activity resulting from start-of-the-year money and the January effect.
  • Huntsman Corp.'s bank debt shot up five points in the new year with a combination of buyer pressure and an increasing spread.
  • J.P. Morgan and Credit Suisse First Boston are easing off the gas on the syndication of the $1.15 billion facility for The Blackstone Group's TRW Automotive, which is nearing close.
  • J.P. Morgan Partners has tapped Bank of Scotland for financing to back its £350 million acquisition of IMO Car Wash Group from a group of financial investors led by Bridgepoint, a European private equity firm.
  • Kate Kutasi, head of high-yield, distressed and private securities research at Alliance Capital Management, resigned last week after 15 years at the buy-side firm.
  • Leap Wireless International's vendor financing paper continued to perform in the secondary loan market and, staying true to its name, jumped from the 61-621/2 context to the 71-72 range over the last month.
  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European fixed income markets.
  • Magellan Health Services may have emerged from bankruptcy, but the company is still challenged to establish stable and consistent earnings, fully implement its operational improvement efforts and strengthen its balance sheet even further, notes Standard & Poor's.
  • MediaNews Group chose Bank of America to refinance its credit facility after forming a close relationship with the bank during its fight to win Freedom Communications.