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  • UBS has launched syndication of a $215 million senior secured credit facility for Stallion Oilfield Services.
  • The large size of Georgia Pacific's $11 billion credit facility caused a lot of pricing volatility after all tranches broke above par in the secondary market last week.
  • About $150 million of Hilton Hotels Corp.'s $5.5 billion credit backing the hotel chain's acquisition of Hilton Group exchanged hands on its break in the secondary market last week.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, The International Capital Markets Association and The Bond Market Association have formed The Global Capital Markets Board.
  • infoUSA recently refinanced its existing $250 million senior credit facility, cutting rates and increasing its borrowing size, said Stormy Dean, cfo of the direct mail company.
  • ISP Chemco's $950 million term loan broke in the secondary market at 101 and traded up to 101 1/4.
  • JPMorgan is syndicating $2.05 billion in loans to back the acquisition of AWAS by European private equity group, Terra Firma.
  • KarstadtQuelle's second-lien term loan soared last week to 115 from the 106-109 range a week earlier after the company said its plans to sell its real estate assets are on schedule.
  • Lehman Brothers last week launched a U.S. high-yield loan index, in order to measure the performance of the high-yield floating-rate leveraged loan market.
  • Total dollar volumes of syndicated loan defaults increased in 2005, according to Moody's Investors Service.
  • Alion Science has received a $50 million tack-on to its existing $143 million term loan "B," bringing the total value of the tranche to $193 million.
  • The debt of several asbestos companies fell as legislation that would create a $140 billion trust fund to compensate victims of asbestos did not get enough votes in the Senate to waive a budget objection raised about the legislation.