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  • David Haynie, an Alt-A trader at Deutsche Bank in New York, starts at Nomura Securities International this week in a similar role.
  • Medical device company dj Orthopedics amended its "B" loan to reduce the spread from LIBOR plus 2 3/4% to LIBOR plus 2 1/4% after redeeming notes and being upgraded by Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's.
  • Prudential M&G will not immediately replace Mike Ramsay, its former head of leveraged finance, after The Carlyle Group hired him to kickstart its new European leveraged finance group in late September.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association and The Bond Market Association (BMA) are seeking feedback from bond and loan professionals on a plan that would prevent unnecessary trading restrictions on the claims and equity interests of bankrupt companies.
  • Three professionals have left the asset-backed group at Fitch Ratings in London. Patrick Kearns, senior director, and Akinade Dada and Erwan Fournis, both associate directors, recently departed the ABS team headed by Olivier Delfour.
  • Hanger Orthopedic Group's $150 million "B" loan softened during the week to the 98-99 context, from the 99 3/4 level, where it traded last month.
  • Hartford Investment Management went with Citigroup for its latest market-value loan fund, the $362.5 million Bushnell Loan Fund CDO 2004, won over by the firms' aggressive approach to the structured swaps and total rate of return business and keen on the market-value structure.
  • HSBC has decided to focus more on the asset-backed securities market and is building out its team in London. Scott Dickens, who was hired this summer from Bear Stearns to spearhead the European ABS and structured bond initiative (BW 5/17), has recently made four new hires and more are in the pipeline.
  • The "B" loans for Journal Register Co. and Scotts Co. broke yesterday above par. J.P. Morgan is lead bank on both facilities.
  • Century Business Services (CBIZ) has dramatically improved its financial stability and was able to get lower borrowing costs and increased flexibility on its new credit facility, according to Ware Grove, cfo of the outsourced business services provider.