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  • Kinross Gold Corp. has increased its revolver from $125 million to $295 million in a deal co-led by Scotia Capital and Société Générale.
  • Los Angeles-based Bradford & Marzec has hired Kapil Singh as a credit analyst.
  • Exide Technologies' bank debt dropped to the 93 context and settled around 95-96 as the company announced it is seeking amendments to its $365 million credit facility.
  • The US Fixed Income Group of Fortis Investment Management is in discussion with investment banks to roll out its first collateralized loan obligation.
  • GE Capital launched syndication of a new loan for automotive manufacturer Metaldyne Corp. at a bank meeting in New York last Wednesday.
  • Glencore Finance in London has nabbed the head of Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein's proprietary structured credit trading desk in London, Evan Kalimtgis.
  • Complete Energy Holdings plans on financing its acquisition of the 1,021 MW La Paloma Generating via the term loan "B" market.
  • JPMorgan and Citigroup are leading an amended and increased facility for Delphi Corp., the world's largest maker of auto parts.
  • William Franklin has left ING in London, where he was head of credit sales across high yield, emerging markets, structured products and money markets.
  • The availability of historically low pricing and a 10-year deal led OMI Corp. to amend its bank debt and roll $372 million in facilities into a $320 million reducing revolver.
  • The U.S. collateralized debt market is likely to see a major shift from one dominated by cash deals toward a market in which new vehicles backed by a synthetic pool of assets are more prevalent.
  • EA Kratzman has joined Katonah Capital from Rabobank to manage new funds the firm will be raising.