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  • Lone Star, the U.S. private equity fund that has dominated the purchase of German distressed debt, is reportedly planning to buy a bank in Germany and transform itself into a mainstream lender.
  • Bob Johnson, head of fixed-income sales at Nomura Securities International in New York and a veteran of the dealer community, left the firm last week after only a couple weeks on the job.
  • Investors filled the $660 million credit for integrated communications provider NTELOS following a bank meeting last Tuesday at the New York Palace Hotel.
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland tweaked Oreck Corp.'s bank deal last week, increasing the dividend to sponsor American Securities Capital Partners by $9.4 million from $60.5 million and reducing the interest expense.
  • Jamie Rizzo, senior finance manager at Geller & Company, joined Fitch Ratings this month as director and is covering media companies.
  • Flagship Capital Management is on the road raising its seventh structured vehicle as demand for leveraged loan CDOs shows few signs of slowing down.
  • J. & W. Seligman is looking to hire a credit analyst/portfolio manager.
  • Allders, a U.K. department-store chain filed for bankruptcy protection last Wednesday, after potential acquirers of the company were not prepared to take on its £150 million ($281.5 million) of bank debt.
  • Interstate Hotels & Resorts, an Arlington Va.-based hotel management company, has boosted its borrowing capacity to pay off $40 million of more expensive subordinated debt.
  • Envirocare of Utah's new credit was three times oversubscribed, even after a 50 basis point reverse flex last Monday.
  • Traditional unsecured credit investors who are wading into the structured finance market should be wary of taking ratings at face value, the Bank for International Settlements warns in a recent report.