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  • The proactive involvement of the Italian government in the Parmalat insolvency proceedings may prove to be beneficial for those holding onto the company's bank debt claims, at the expense of bondholders.
  • J.P. Morgan Partners has sent out books to 25 potential bidders for its loan asset management arm, Octagon Credit Investors, and a short list of buyers is emerging.
  • Mike Snyder , senior v.p. and high-yield portfolio manager, Alliance Capital Management
  • Mirant Corp. bank debt did not appear to be affected much by a U.S. District Court decision to deny the company's motion to reject an agreement between Mirant and Potomac Electric Power Co. (Pepco).
  • A brutal 2003 skewered loan investors with two painful prongs: a mass of repricings and the absence of new money.
  • Reliant Resources bank debt was a touch stronger with its term loan quoted in the 96 1/4-97 1/2 range after the company tapped an escrow account to pay down $917 million of bank debt under its March 2003 credit facility.
  • Stone Tower Capital, Centre Pacific and American Express Asset Management are said to be moving ahead with plans to raise new collateralized debt obligation funds, not letting the lowest leveraged loan spreads since 1998 deter them.
  • The bank debt for Werner Holding Co. ticked up into the low 90s following the announcement that the company has entered into a strategic alliance with Lowe's Companies.
  • Willis Group Holdings has completed a new $600 million loan that allows the company to exit from debt associated with its earlier leveraged buyout and establishes a platform for growth.
  • Sola International, a San Diego-based eyeglass lens designer and manufacturer, completed a new $225 million credit facility to pay off a Eurobond facility, according to Ron Dutt, Sola's cfo.
  • India's largest ever securitization transaction concluded recently with ICICI Bank raising the equivalent of US$181 million in a multi-tranche bond issue backed by auto loans. The deal, which was more than double the previous record, confirms the growing acceptance of securitization among local investors. Mark B. Johnson reports.
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