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  • A mere $150-200 million of Charter Communications' $5 billion term loan traded on its break in the secondary market. It broke at 100 1/4 and continued to trade in the 100 1/4-100 1/2 range.
  • The following directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers. The accuracy of the information, which is derived from many sources, is deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. All amounts are in US$ millions unless otherwise stated. To report manager hires and new searches, please call Kristen Haunss at (212) 224-3990, or fax (212) 224-3602.
  • Citadel Investment Group, the $12 billion hedge fund mammoth, is seeking analysts to join its equity and credit investment teams in London.
  • Goldman Sachs has hired Craig Packer from Credit Suisse to serve in a senior role in U.S. high-yield capital markets.
  • Invenergy is lining up a $400 million construction finance deal for a 200 MW+ portfolio of wind farms, according to Power Finance & Risk, a CIN sister publication.
  • The Sports Authority's new $275 million term loan "B" fell under par on heavy trading after the credit was downgraded soon after it broke last week.
  • West Corp. expanded its credit facility and grabbed better pricing at the same time when it turned to historic lead Wachovia Securities to provide the financing for two acquisitions it closed in early April.
  • Wachovia Securities, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch are out with a $50 million add-on to Young Broadcasting's existing $275 million "B" loan.
  • After a 30% increase in fixed asset investment in the first quarter of this year, the Chinese Government is taking steps to slow economic growth. To discourage a rapid rise in investments, the National Development and Reform Commission is encouraging local governments to monitor and tighten control on land use and lending.
  • Adam Green, managing director and former co-head of North American equity structured investments marketing at JPMorgan in New York, resigned from the firm Wednesday. He is reported to be taking a group of people with him to Lehman Brothers, including Christina Sfakianos, v.p., but that could not immediately be confirmed.
  • Estonia has the lowest debt ratio in the EU. Nine member states recorded a government debt ratio higher than permitted in the Maastricht Treaty; the highest debt ratio was recorded in Greece, at 107.5% of GDP. At 1.6% of GDP, Estonia’s budget surplus is the fourth largest among EU member states. Denmark’s budget surplus is the largest in the EU at 4.9%.
  • Goldman Sachs has hired Craig Packer from Credit Suisse to serve in a senior role in U.S. high-yield capital markets.