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  • Bank of America has reduced the level of assignment fees on B of A-agented deals that trade away from the bank.
  • Barclays Capital is looking to hire up to five researchers to support its fledgling mortgage business.
  • A couple of tweaks were made last week to Del Laboratories' credit facility.
  • D&K Healthcare Resources has amended its $600 million asset-based credit facility to extend maturities two years to 2009, increase borrowing capacity to $735 million without the requirement of lender consent and switch covenants.
  • UBS and Deutsche Bank are prepping a $375 million credit facility and $250 million of term notes for Builders FirstSource that will refinance debt and pay a $237 million dividend to JLL Partners.
  • Pete Incledon, head of agency collateralized mortgage obligations at J.P. Morgan in New York, has left the firm, according to an official on the CMO desk.
  • Wachovia Securities is returning to market with a new $76 million add-on "C" loan for NEP Supershooters that buysiders said should coast despite a rough time when the provider of outsourced media services tapped the market last May.
  • Kaupthing Bank, a Nordic investment bank, has hired Martin Hawkes from Bank of Scotland to set up and run a syndication and distribution desk for leveraged loans in London.
  • Pirate Capital, the Norwalk, Conn.-based event-driven hedge fund firm founded by ex-Goldman Sachs distressed bank debt trader Thomas Hudson, is likely to limit monthly subscriptions for its Jolly Roger Fund.
  • A trade group that represents credit investors is looking for a new executive director.
  • The $650 million of bank debt backing the acquisition of Intelsat by Zeus Holdings is unlikely to change, even if the purchase price of the company is lowered.
  • A trade group that represents credit investors is looking for a new executive director.