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  • ConnectiCare has completed a new credit facility to take advantage of a perfect storm of opportunity to put in place some relatively attractive, low priced capital and pay a dividend to shareholders, explained Bob Dahl, managing director for The Carlyle Group and director for ConnectiCare.
  • El Paso Corp.'s bank debt levels held firm in the 981?2-99 range last week after the company announced its long-term plan and decision to sell off its interest in GulfTerra Energy Partners.
  • Friedberg Milstein, a New York-based institutional asset manager, has hired Eric Green, a board member and partner at J.P. Morgan Partners' loan asset management firm Octagon Credit Investors, according to Corporate Financing Week, an LMW sister publication.
  • The new issue calendar continued to occupy the market's attention last week, as investors also worked on tallying up the year's more than 20% gains.
  • Owens Corning's loan was a touch stronger in the 74-75 range after the commencement of Judge Alfred Wolin's recusal hearing on Dec. 12.
  • Pieces of Parmalat bank debt began to eek out as the company continued to avoid one default trigger after another.
  • PIMCO is expected to purchase up to $247 million of pro rata loans over the next six months to complete the ramp-up of its newest CLO Silver Creek Funding.
  • Scotia Capital and Credit Suisse First Boston last week launched syndication of a $500 million credit facility for Weight Watchers International.
  • Seat Pagine Gialle's new E3.2 billion loan traded actively out-of-the-box, but at levels that were points higher than many market players expected.
  • Standard & Poor's is putting together a study of recovery rates in European collateralized debt obligations that have suffered a credit event in the underlying collateral, such as a downgrade, or a default.
  • Antares Capital Corp. has boosted its origination and asset management capacity with the pricing of a new $450 million CLO called Navigator CDO 2003.
  • Anvil Knitwear could have problems refinancing its credit facilities maturing on March 11.