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  • Deutsche Bank and Banc of America Securities are launching a $1 billion credit facility for Silgan Holdings, a Stamford, Conn.-based supplier of consumer goods and packaging products.
  • Zurich-based credit and private equity firm Palomar Capital Advisors last week launched a structured credit fund-of-funds.
  • APS Clearing, an affiliate of Austin, Texas-based APS Financial Corp., is moving into the trading of bank debt and trade claims as hedge fund demand continues to escalate.
  • Toll Brothers, a builder of luxury homes based in Horsham, Pa., recently issued $300 million of debt to refinance higher-rate notes and pay down a $222.5 million fixed-rate term loan.
  • UBS is expanding its securitized products research group with the addition of Greg Reiter as a mortgage strategist.
  • ABN AMRO in London has hired Samuel Sibony, analyst in the leveraged finance origination team at CIBC World Markets in London, as an associate on the high-yield trading desk.
  • Bain Capital Partners is tapping Bank of America, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank for the debt financing backing the $1.5 billion acquisition of School Specialty, an educational company providing learning materials for the pre-kindergarten-12 market. The
  • Australia scales back ambitious plans for a global cross-trading platform, writing off its investment due to a lacklustre response from investors.
  • Australia's banks may be flush with liquidity when domestic growth is challenged, yet those that are daring to venture into Asia are doing it one small step at a time, writes Keri Geiger.
  • Talented asset managers are highly sought after as business picks up in Asia. Some recent corporate moves include...
  • For corporate wizardry and legerdemain, it is difficult to find a company more skilled than Hutchison Whampoa, the vast conglomerate controlled by Li Ka-shing. Its latest trick has surely left investors in one of its companies completely baffled, and not a little short-changed.
  • Having watched several international names reap handsome rewards in their home market, Korean players are itching to get in on the private equity game. Some suggest nationalism is at work rather than returns.