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  • Tough bond market conditions prompted COMSYS IT Partners to withdraw its plans to issue new notes in favor of a new credit facility.
  • Sheila Finnerty, formerly managing director and fund manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, has left to join Liberty Mutual.
  • The bonds of General Motors Acceptance Corp. have dropped to their lowest levels in two months after two potential buyers stepped away from the table.
  • Goldman Sachs is out with a deal for LPL Financial Services to back its leveraged buyout by Texas Pacific Group and Hellman & Friedman.
  • John A. Levin & Co. is close to putting the final nail in the coffin of the Levco Debt Opportunity Fund.
  • Mafco Worldwide's $110 million term loan "B" broke in the secondary at par 3/4 last week. JPMorgan and Bear Stearns launched the deal in November.
  • NASDAQ Stock Market's $750 million term loan broke in the secondary market at par last week, trading up a point to 101, according to traders.
  • Huntsman International is in the market with a seven-year, $350 million add-on term loan to back the merger between Huntsman International and Huntsman Advanced Materials.
  • Pricing on Hertz's $1.6 billion revolver was cut by 25 basis points last week.
  • Neither Fitch Ratings nor Standard & Poor's expect collateralized debt obligations with exposure to Calpine to be impacted significantly, even if the geothermal power producer should default.
  • Sentinel Capital Partners tapped Scotia Capital to provide financing for its leveraged buyout of Strategic Partners.
  • Citigroup is underwriting $11 billion in loans for Koch to acquire Georgia-Pacific Corp. JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank are joint bookrunners on the deal and Bank of America is also involved.