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  • Neil McPherson, managing director and group head of asset-backed and collateralized debt obligation research at Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, left the firm earlier this month and is planning to join ABN AMRO as head of its structured finance syndicate desk.
  • Rockwood Specialties Group's $225 million add-on loan broke at 100 3/4-101 1/4, while Headwaters' $640 million first-lien and $150 million second-lien loans broke at 101 1/4-101 1/2 range and 102 1/2-103 1/4 context, respectively.
  • Whiting Petroleum Corp. is increasing its revolver after acquiring interests in 17 fields for $345 million.
  • Oskar Mobil, a Czech mobile operator formerly known as Cesky Mobil, has made its latest high-yield bond offering pari passu with its outstanding senior secured bank debt.
  • Tower Automotive's $425 million first-lien and $155 million second-lien tranche traded actively in the 98 1/4-99 and 99 1/4-100 1/2 range, respectively, as the company revised third quarter earnings expectations.
  • The acquisition of BT Alex Brown by Deutsche Bank led to the departures of Chris Howe, a director in sales and Mary Ellen O' Malley, a director in syndications.
  • Homebuilding companies are significantly increasing their revolving credit lines in order to sustain big year-on-year gains.
  • St. Louis-based Huttig Building Products chose LaSalle Bank to lead its new $160 million credit facility due to its strong local presence.
  • Investors are reacting positively to the bank debt backing First Reserve Corp.'s $1.25 billion acquisition of Dresser Rand Co. from Ingersoll Rand Co. Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and UBS launched the deal last Monday, with a $295 million seven-year "B" loan being offered at LIBOR plus 2 1/2% and a $100 million euro tranche priced at LIBOR plus 2 3/4%.
  • Bank of New York launched syndication last Wednesday for a $75 million credit backing LeCroy Corp.'s $81 million acquisition of Computer Access Technology Corp.
  • Lenders are hoping that Owens Corning's bank debt can recover after taking a serious hit last week when Judge John Fullam ruled that all the company's assets and debt would be consolidated under one entity in what is known as substantive consolidation.
  • UBS is in the market with bank deals backing JLL Partners' leveraged buyout of CHI Overhead Door and the $768 million acquisition of Horizon Natural Resources Company by International Coal Group.