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  • GE Commercial Finance is now offering structured leasing, tax-advantaged financing, securitization, project financing, junior secured and second-lien loans, equity capital and interest-rate management after it combined its asset-based lending, cash flow lending and structured finance platform into one corporate lending group.
  • David Gibbs, formerly a managing director at GE Global Sponsor Finance where he originated transactions in the healthcare industry, has left the firm.
  • Glatfelter Co. has expanded its lender group to include more international banks as it seeks to become a global supplier of specialty papers and engineered products.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association will try again this week to schedule a conference call to discuss settlement for loan-only credit default swaps.
  • Kellwood Co. reined in better terms on its new five-year, $400 million asset-based revolver, which includes a $100 million sub-limit for letters of credit.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association has warned that the large logjam in Safety-Kleen litigation proceeds stuck in the marketplace threatens to harm liquidity and transparency of the loan market.
  • The financing package to back the leveraged buyout of sandwich chain Quiznos by JPMorgan Partners came to market last week.
  • Texas Petrochemicals has turned to Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and LaSalle/ABN AMRO to provide financing to back its $296 million acquisition of the assets of the U.S. butadiene and related methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) operations of Huntsman Corp., which includes a plant in Port Neches, Texas.
  • Movie Gallery's bonds and bank debt traded up on the company's announcement it is partnering with a real estate firm to restructure leases at more than 1,100 video rental stores.
  • Demand allowed the lead banks for Lear Corp. to rework the auto supplier's financing package, moving money into a lower-priced term loan and eliminating the company's second lien all together.
  • Pirate Capital has hired Glenn Haberfield as a fixed-income trader. Haberfield is a 17-year veteran of the business, previously working at Tradition-Asiel Securities, First Brokers Securities, and Merrill Lynch.
  • Burlington Coat Factory's $900 million term loan traded under par in the aftermarket last week, stifled by pricing judged to be ungenerous at best.