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  • UBS and Lehman Brothers are ready to set sail with a $400 million senior secured credit facility for Oceania Cruises.
  • Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs are in the market with a $250 million senior secured credit facility for the leveraged buyout of MediMedia.
  • Market players at a default rate session said loan and high-yield default rates are among the lowest in years.
  • Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s second- and third-lien debt bounced back to 101 after falling half-a-point when the company drew down on its revolver Oct. 13.
  • Loan-only credit default swap dealers at an afternoon session discussed the trading environment six months in and what could be expected for the product that participants said ranged in volume per week from $500 million to one estimate of up to $700-750 million.
  • The market got another clue as to what mega-deal HCA will look like when it hits the market this week.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association is getting ready to publish an exposure draft of its new Master Confidentiality Agreement after six months of work.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association is looking to tweak the physical settlement rider that goes hand in hand with the loan-only credit default swap confirm the International Swaps and Derivatives Association published.
  • Oversubscription led to structural and pricing tweaks in the $2.485 billion financing for Reynolds and Reynolds, originally launched Sept. 20.
  • Fitch Ratings has launched a subsidiary to focus exclusively on the credit derivatives market, dubbed Derivative Fitch.
  • Credit Suisse has rejigged management of its equity proprietary trading groups.
  • Three years ago investors in Russian Eurobonds were eager to vary their diet of deals from the natural resources sector with some credits linked to the consumer economy. Now the pendulum has swung the other way: corporate issuance has dwindled and the market is full of deals from banks, eager for funding — and subordinated capital — to support the rapid growth of their consumer loan books. Joanne O'Connor reports.