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  • Galloway is head of the enhanced cash team, which is part of the European cash management desk at BGI in London.
  • Citigroup Asset Management plans to launch a floating-rate closed-end fund.
  • Collins & Aikman Floorcoverings' weakening revenues and margins has led Standard & Poor's to downgrade the company's ratings. Its operating margin dropped to 12.9% from 22.7% the prior year.
  • A $440 million auction of bifurcated Enron Corporate and Enron Power Marketing Inc. (EPMI) claims was held today.
  • Conseco's $800 million "B" loan dropped half-a-point at the start of last week after William Shea, the company's ceo, resigned.
  • Maxcor Financial Group, an institutional broker-dealer, is refocusing its business on crossover, high-yield and distressed credits, said Jon Sablowsky, head of high-yield trading and sales at Maxcor.
  • Société Générale last Monday launched syndication of a $135 million refinancing for Interstate Operating Co., a subsidiary of Interstate Hotels & Resorts.
  • Teleflex's new $400 million revolver merges several 364-day lines into one facility.
  • A trio of new issues broke for trading last week, with all three changing hands above par.
  • Jim Brophy, corporate salesman at UBS, has been hired by Banc of America Securities, according to Bill Parry, head of U.S. investment-grade sales at BofA. Brophy, who was on vacation last week and could not be reached, will start at BofA next month.
  • AAT Communications Corp. attracted 51 additional lenders to its new $325 million credit facility, and in the process got better pricing, more flexible covenants and extended maturities than its previous line.
  • Market conditions and an improved credit profile have enabled The AES Corp. to amend its $650 million credit facility to extend the maturity and cut the spread.