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  • As first reported on LMW's Web site last week, J.P. Morgan is providing the debt financing to back the recapitalization of Freedom Communications, enabling some family shareholders to stay in the business and for others to cash out.
  • J.P. Morgan has priced the notes backing INVESCO's latest collateralized loan obligation Sagamore I.
  • Keystone Automotive is able to achieve relatively strong operating margins by providing value-added marketing and technical support services to its highly fragmented customer base.
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland is in the market with a synthetic collateralized loan obligation that will reference senior and mezzanine leveraged loans.
  • Sole lead arranger Lehman Brothers and documentation agents Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch have pulled in commitments for Spanish Broadcasting Systems.
  • A BB rating from Standard & Poor's for Nalco Co.'s bank debt is bolstering syndication of the $1.1 billion "B" loan, according to some bankers who said they were anticipating a B1/B+ rating.
  • Wachovia Securities has launched a $260 million bank debt refinancing for eldercare company Genesis HealthCare Corp. (GHC).
  • The new bank debt for Washington Group International is trading in the 100-1001/2 range after the $350 million credit was recently completed by lead bank Credit Suisse First Boston.
  • A poor prognosis for future debt reduction has led to a downgrade for Weyerhaeuser from BBB- to BB+ from Fitch Ratings.
  • Wyndham International's bank debt continued to grow stronger last week with both the company's increasing-rate loan and its "B" piece reaching into the 90s context.
  • Bank of America has landed the lead role to provide financing to Thomas H. Lee Partners to back the acquisition of Michael Foods for $1.05 billion.
  • Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi (BTM) is planning to build up its leveraged loan portfolio in the U.S., seeking to take bigger pieces of pro rata and "B" loans.