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  • The Cedar Fair term loan was down after word of a repricing.
  • Constellation Brands tapped the bank market last week for a $400 million add-on to its existing revolver.
  • Credit Suisse is leading a $290 million senior secured credit for the buyout of Valley Natural Gases by Caxton-Iseman Capital.
  • Education Management Corp. is cutting 50 basis points off its $1.185 billion credit facility.
  • The loans and loan-only credit default swaps of Freescale Semiconductor were active last week as yet another credit is expected to have its spread tightened 25 basis points to LIBOR plus 1 3/4%.
  • Infor Global Solutions is back in the bank market to refinance a $1.425 billion senior subordinated bridge facility.
  • Carl Icahn's offer to buy the rest of Lear Corp. he does not already own sparked trading in the company's debt last week.
  • Leor Energy, a relative newcomer to oil and gas exploration and production, made a leap into the bank market with a combination of debt and equity last month.
  • StoneCastle Advisors is marketing its sixth collateralized debt obligation backed by bank trust preferred securities, its second to have a large middle market loan bucket.
  • HarbourView CDO III Funding has been hit by higher-than-expected prepayments, prompting Fitch Ratings to downgrade its class A notes.
  • Ratings downgrade performance of total rate of return collateralized loan obligations is similar to those of cash transactions despite their very different structures, according to a report by Derivative Fitch.
  • Domino’s Pizza is planning an asset-backed securities deal of up to $1.85 billion that will be backed by the company’s franchise-related agreements, product distribution agreements and license agreements for its intellectual property.