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  • Goldman Sachs last week launched syndication of $300 million of funding for Select Personnel Services' acquisition of RemedyTemp.
  • Six banks launched syndication of a refinancing last Tuesday for the London-based, Invensys.
  • Cleco Corp. lenders have stepped up commitments in the energy company's amended credit facility to fill the lending gap after the departure of two Japanese banks from its syndicate.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association added Ellen Hefferan, formerly president of ClearPar, to its staff.
  • Morgan Stanley has hired JPMorgan's Jerry Van Koolbergen as an executive director reporting to Laya Khadjavi, global head of collateralized debt obligations at the bank.
  • Dave Petrucco left Royal Bank of Scotland to join the Blackstone Group as a managing director in its corporate debt group.
  • Investors sought to accumulate positions in Quality Home Brands' new $100 million second-lien loan priced at LIBOR plus 6 1/4%, helping to boost its trading levels on its break in the secondary market last week.
  • The two-part financing for Smurfit-Stone Container Corp. hit the market last week.
  • UBS and GE Capital Markets have launched syndication of a $300 million facility to back the recapitalization of ILC Industries by majority shareholder Behrman Capital.
  • UBS has hired a pair for its distressed group that will fill similar roles as two veterans that just left for Barclays Capital.
  • Citigroup Venture Capital turned to UBS and Merrill Lynch to provide financing to back its purchase of Western Dental Services.
  • A market crowded with auto deals was blamed for Visteon Corp.'s $800 million term loan dropping below par after it broke in the secondary market last week.