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  • CIT Group has hired a number of former GE Capital employees to help build out its syndicated loan group.
  • Deutsche Bank has hired Brian Goldberg from Goldman Sachs to be a v.p. in high-yield capital markets reporting to David Flannery.
  • Deutsche Bank altered the terms and cut pricing on the financing for Dole Foods at the end of last week.
  • Deutsche Bank and Jefferies launched syndication of a $215 million deal for Packaging Dynamics Corp. last Wednesday to back its $268 million acquisition by Thilmany, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kohlberg & Co.
  • Hawaiian Airlines has obtained financing that allows it to pay down convertible notes that would have been dilutive to its shareholders had they converted into equity.
  • The high perceived value of Dana Corp.'s assets has boosted the recovery value on the auto suppliers' bonds.
  • Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. is going to launch its second hedge fund June 1.
  • Venezuelan President Hugo Chàvez has said that fixing the price of a barrel of oil at US$50 is fair. Venezuela has "the world's largest hydrocarbon reserves," enough for about 200 years," he said. A long-term agreement at that price will allow Caracas to count its crude oil deposits, both heavy and extra-heavy, as part of its official hydrocarbon reserves, adding 235 billion barrels to the country's active supplies.
  • PT Indofood Sukses Makmur has mandated ING to arrange a $100m two year loan, repeating sole mandates won by the Dutch bank in 2002 and 2003.
  • SoftBank Corp, the internet venture capital firm, has secured a ¥1.28tr bridge loan to fund its acquisition of Vodafone's Japanese arm. The loan is being arranged by a group of Japanese and European banks, after a number of the banks that were looking at the deal did not commit before this week's deadline.
  • A Macanese subsidiary of Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, the Hong Kong based jewellery to property group, has mandated BNP Paribas and Standard Chartered Bank to arrange a HK$1.5bn four year term loan.
  • Last Friday's appointment of Viswas Raghavan as head of debt and equity capital markets for Europe and Asia at JP Morgan does not appear to have had much impact on the bank's Asian capital markets business.