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  • Citigroup has jacked up the pricing on AM General's new credit facility after investors said they needed to be paid more to get comfortable with the deal's sponsors, specifically the Renco Group.
  • Deutsche Bank won an auction of approximately $220 million in Enron Power Marketing Inc. (EPMI) claims sold last week by the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority (CRRA), a semi-public agency that handles trash for the state.
  • An upcoming maturity led Crompton Corp. to complete a new $220 million credit facility. In conjunction with the new facility, the specialty chemical maker refinanced $500 million in outstanding notes.
  • Denny's Corp. has increased the size and decreased the spread on its proposed credit facility, while at the same time reducing a proposed bond offering.
  • Stamford, Conn.-based Esselte Group Holdings' bondholders are concerned the J.W. Childs-owned office supplies manufacturer might breach its bank covenants after it posted below expected earnings.
  • Aladdin Capital Management closed an institutional floating-rate fund this month.
  • Mark Wirth, a former fixed-income portfolio manager at Northern Trust, has joined Freddie Mac in McLean, Va.
  • LifePoint Hospitals has tapped Citigroup to lead the financing backing its $1.7 billion acquisition of Province Healthcare Co. because of Citi's strength in banking and strong healthcare group, according to Michael Culotta, LifePoint's senior v.p. and cfo.
  • Four new issues traded above par last week as investor demand drove the secondary market higher.
  • Mirant's Corp.'s '03 revolver inched up half-a-point to the 59-60 context after the company posted good numbers and announced new personnel.
  • NDCHealth Corp. has amended its credit facility to avoid potential covenant violations after sales declined by 3% to $111 million for the last quarter and EBITDA margins fell to approximately 20% in the quarter from about 30% in most quarters over the past two years.
  • Two new issues broke for trading last week and are now changing hands above par. FairPoint Communications' $400 million “B” loan broke in the 100 1/2-101 context and then traded up to the 100 3/4-101 1/4 level.