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  • Private equity firm Kenner & Company has tapped CIBC World Markets and UBS to provide a credit facility backing the $610 million acquisition of window-manufacturer Atrium Corp.
  • The bank debt under MCI, formerly known as WorldCom, was said to be trading actively in the 36-38 range last week as the company moves closer to getting a plan of reorganization approved.
  • Last week the Financial Accounting Standards Board, by a vote of four to three, rejected a suggestion that proposed modifications to FIN 46 not become effective until a complete package of necessary revisions or interpretations or reaffirmations are identified, debated, exposed and resolved, according to a person familiar with the situation.
  • Federal-Mogul Corp. traded up three to four points into the 84-85 context last week after a routine court hearing during which there was said to be a closed door meeting.
  • UBS and Merrill Lynch Capital launched a $240 million bank deal for wire and cable manufacturer General Cable Corp. last Wednesday.
  • Highland Capital Management is boosting its fundraising efforts to the nonprofit sector as the firm sees more interest from these funds in leveraged, distressed and collateralized debt investment vehicles.
  • Market players said the loan market has shown incredible flexibility this year adapting to the needs of issuers and the investors who are willing to provide that critical liquidity.
  • Default rates may be settling down to the long-term averages and demand for paper in both the primary and secondary loan markets may be strong, but market players caution investors and arrangers not to let their guard down.
  • Mirant Corp. bank debt ticked up roughly a point after the company announced that it had reached a settlement with Pepco Holdings.
  • MJX Asset Management, the newly formed asset management business that is acquiring the Venture CDO 2002 and Venture II CDO 2002 loan funds of Barclays Bank, is launching its third deal, Venture CLO 2003.
  • Bank of America is in the market with a new set of notes for TCW that will refinance the debt backing an existing vintage loan portfolio securitized by J.P. Morgan called Episode IV.
  • Bear Stearns Merchant Banking is buying CamelBak Products and has tapped BNP Paribas and Bank of New York to lead the debt financing.