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  • Wilbur Ross, chairman and ceo of W.L. Ross & Co. and head of the ad hoc creditors committee for Newcoal, has infuriated a group of lenders by planning to take significantly undervalued equity in the company in lieu of a $3.75 million payment fee.
  • Goldman Sachs is in the market with a $215 million recap for Berkline/BenchCraft that will pay a dividend to Code Hennessy & Simmons.
  • Nemean CLO, a 2000 vintage collateralized loan obligation managed by ING Capital Advisors has only one defaulted asset representing 0.04% of the portfolio and is performing within all its parameters, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Intermet Corp.'s $120 million "B" loan and $90 million revolver ticked up a few points to the 93-95 range after the company filed for bankruptcy.
  • The bank debt, bonds and equity of Interstate Bakeries have all climbed since the company filed for Chapter 11 on Sept. 22.
  • Lehman Brothers is exploring the possibility of coming out with bank loan and hedge fund indexes, according to Steve Berkley, managing director and global head of fixed-income indices in New York.
  • Investors are weighing two satellite deals, contrasting the conservative financing being pitched to back The Blackstone Group's $956 million acquisition of New Skies Satellites to PanAmSat Corp.'s more risky credit profile.
  • Wachovia Securities is gunning for top spots in the loan and high-yield business, pinpointing financial sponsors as the key to its growth.
  • Watts Water Technologies has doubled the size of its credit facility with a new five-year, $300 million revolver, providing the manufacturer of water control products additional firepower for acquisitions.
  • Approximately $100 million of Jostens Intermediate Holding Corp.'s $870 million "B" traded after the debt broke last week.
  • J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank last week opened the books on a $2.322 billion credit for Smurfit-Stone Container Corp. that is expected to capture the attention of most of the institutional investor base.
  • Wellspring Capital Management portfolio company JW Aluminum Co. is taking out its expensive mezzanine debt with lower cost bank debt led by Credit Suisse First Boston.