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  • BNY Capital Markets is expected to price its second collateralized loan obligation in the next few weeks.
  • Western Refining is back in the market with Bank of America for a seven-year, $1.4 billion term loan backing its acquisition of Giant Industries.
  • The Brock Group hit up Bank of America and JPMorgan last week for $381 million in funds to back its acquisition of XServ from private equity group Mezzanine Management.
  • GSO Capital Partners is in discussion with FriedbergMilstein employees about potentially hiring some of them.
  • Lead bank Bank of America is looking to take pricing on the "A" and "B" loan of HCA to LIBOR plus 2 1/4% from LIBOR plus 2 3/4%, which has caused the term loans to trade down.
  • McJunkin Corp.'s term loan broke Tuesday and was wrapped around par 3/4-101 1/4 most of the day, a trader said.
  • After 10 years of tapping the bond market, Town Sports has come back for bank debt, according to Richard Pyle, cfo.
  • The $850 million credit backing the merger of US LEC and PAETEC found enough investor support to drop the second lien and bump up the size of the term loan, according to a banker.
  • Sbarro broke around par 1/2-101 and traded up to par 3/4-101 1/4 by day's end Tuesday.
  • The term loan for UAL broke last Thursday around 100.375-100.625 and traded up to about par 1/2, though one trader said he wasn't sure why.
  • SG Corporate & Investment Banking is marketing its first synthetic collateralized loan obligation of U.S. leveraged loans in both the U.S. and Europe.
  • JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, UBS and Barclays Capital have committed $2.5 billion in exit financing for Delta Air Lines.