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  • Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) is in the market with its latest CLO, Atrium CDO 2. Andrew Marshak, a managing director at CSAM, referred calls to the underwriter, Credit Suisse First Boston.
  • European loan sources described the uncertainty surrounding the dairy producer Parmalat as a "wait-and-see" situation. While no bank debt levels are quoted, the company's bonds and credit default swaps have been changing hands actively.
  • Deutsche Bank has priced the notes for Avoca CLO I from Avoca Capital, a new asset management firm founded by ex-AIB Capital Markets staffers. The deal is for E304 million.
  • Dresdner Bank has been aggressively liquidating its non-strategic loan portfolio through its Institutional Restructuring Unit (IRU), putting the bank ahead of schedule in its disposal of non-strategic loans.
  • Duke Street Capital Debt Management, a division of U.K.-based private equity firm Duke Street Capital, has opened a warehouse line with a bank to buy leveraged loans and will be on the road with the notes backing its third collateralized loan obligation next year, explained David Wilmot, a director of Duke Street.
  • Goldman Sachs and UBS have added an eight-and-a-half year, $140 million senior unsecured floating-rate note to the financing backing Thomas H. Lee Partners' $1.1 billion acquisition of Simmons Co. from Fenway Partners.
  • The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s struggle to turn around its unprofitable North American tire business and the expectation that credit measures will remain weak through the end of 2004 have led Moody's Investors Service to downgrade the company's debt.
  • Citibank is reportedly working on a pro rata collateralized loan obligation for Highland Capital Management that mimics a structure created for TCW at the beginning of this year.
  • Highland Capital Management has launched a new distressed debt/private equity fund and is shooting to raise north of $500 million, bankers said.
  • Meritage Corp. completed a $150 million increase to its unsecured revolver and extended the maturity of the facility by 18 months.
  • The overcollateralization ratios of Octagon Investment Partners II, a market-value CDO, have improved over the last year. Better market conditions and sound investment decisions by the asset manager are responsible, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Moore Wallace will use its previously undrawn $350 million revolver to fund the purchase of GSC Partners' Payment Processing Solutions (PPS) for $92.5 million.