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  • Emerging market debt may have grown up, but a long view of history still urges caution.
  • 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.
  • Citigroup Global Markets worked its way into a co-lead role on KB Home's new $1.5 billion revolver by keeping in close contact with the company over the past several years, said Kelly Masuda, treasurer for KB Home.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Bank of America are leading a $535 million financing to back the acquisition of WordWave by Merrill Corp., a provider of paper and electronic documentation.
  • Electronic trading of credit default swaps and black box trading are two areas shaping up as hot zones in the electronic trading space, according to officials at e-trading platforms.
  • Goldman Sachs and WestLB have launched syndication of a "B" loan for Stark Investments and Sequent Power Partners, holding a bank meeting at the Westin New York at Times Square.
  • Treasuries and short-term investments still make up the bulk of electronic fixed-income trading volume, but other areas of the bond market are starting to gain ground, according to a recent report by Greenwich Associates.
  • Capella Healthcare's $48 million second-lien was held back from trading last week because it was too small to attract interest, said traders.
  • Deutsche Bank, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch hit the market last week with the $3.85 billion financing backing the leveraged buyout of Hertz by The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity.
  • JPMorgan has cut pricing on deal for Mafco Worldwide.
  • Rockwood Specialties Group's $1.2 billion term loan dipped a 1/4 point to 101 after the company sought an amendment to the credit.
  • Cheap money with flexible terms prompted SPX Corp. to tap the bank loan market to support its international growth.