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  • Equity derivative sales staffers covering Scandinavia have been a hot commodity recently.
  • Wachovia Securities International is launching a debt principal finance business in London and hired Tom Burke, previously at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, as a managing director to head the group.
  • London's Court Of Appeal has overturned a case in which alleged oral misrepresentation by a structured product sales official was held to have over-ridden written terms and conditions of the instrument.
  • Pricing on the six-year, $875 million term loan for Avis Rent A Car flexed down last Monday to LIBOR plus 1 1/4% from LIBOR plus 1 1/2% due to oversubscription.
  • Black Diamond Capital Management plans to open an office in London June 1.
  • A lack of sellers for BumbleBee Seafoods' $200 million term loan caused trading volumes to be low on its break in the secondary market.
  • The following directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers. The accuracy of the information, which is derived from many sources, is deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. All amounts are in US$ millions unless otherwise stated. To report manager hires and new searches, please call Kristen Haunss at (212) 224-3990, or fax (212) 224-3602.
  • Hellman & Friedman, Thoma Cressy Equity Partners and JMI Equity turned to Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan to provide the bank financing for their leveraged buyout of Activant Solutions.
  • Dole Food's $1.075 billion term loan broke at 100 3/8 and traded up to 100 1/2 in the secondary market last week.
  • Schefenacker International's bonds continued to trade up on investors' expectations the company will post good first quarter results for 2006.
  • Barclays Capital continued its hiring spree, grabbing two more from GE Capital, two more from Goldman Sachs, another from Lehman Brothers and one each from Bank of America and Citigroup.
  • The strong collateral backing US Airways Group's $1.25 billion term loan attracted investors on its break in the secondary market, according to traders.