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  • Crown Cork & Seal's new $125 million term loan broke in the 100 5/8-101 1/8 context.
  • John Bown and Alex Kozich have left TD Securities for Credit Suisse First Boston and Deutsche Bank's loan sales desks, respectively.
  • DS Waters Enterprises, a joint-venture of Groupe Danone and Suntory created last November, may break its leverage covenant in the third quarter, according to Moody's Investors Service.
  • A slew of loan managers are raising new collateralized loan obligations, seeking to capitalize on strong demand from insurance companies and financial institutions, which has caused liability costs to plummet.
  • Fortis Financial Services is building a loan trading capability and has brought on board Nicole Trepicchio from HypoVereinsbank to bolster the platform.
  • Goldman Sachs led the financing backing the acquisition of Belden & Blake Corp. by Capital C Energy Operations, an affiliate of Carlyle/Riverstone Global Energy and Power Fund II.
  • Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. has a new $680 million funded credit facility that replaces a revolver of the same size that was set to expire next year.
  • Hanger Orthopedic Group is seeking an amendment from its bank lenders after violating the total leverage covenant under its bank credit facilities.
  • Tony Tang, principal at Mariner Investment Group in New York, is joining RBS Greenwich Capital.
  • ING Bank in London has hired Loic de Robert Hautequère, fixed-income research analyst at BlueBay Asset Management in London, as a high-yield research analyst.
  • Bonds of high-grade insurance giants including AllState Corp., Chubb Corp. and Hartford Financial Services Group are widening on fears that Hurricane Frances, the sixth tropical storm of the season, will inflict massive damages on the South Florida coast and trigger heavy insurance payouts.
  • ABN AMRO in London has hired Alison Miller, head of credit strategy at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in London, in a similar role.