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  • Dean Foods Co. eliminated its "B" loan and increased its pro rata during syndication in response to strong pro rata demand, frustrating investors in institutional pieces.
  • Jason Kim, whole loan trader at Merrill Lynch in New York, has joined Deutsche Bank in a similar role.
  • Industrial battery manufacturer EnerSys used the proceeds from its initial public offering to repay its $120 million second-lien term loan and $17.9 million of its "B" loan.
  • International Game Technology's (IGT) new bank debt package provides the company with increased liquidity and cash availability for potential acquisitions or its share repurchase program.
  • Burton Weinstein has teamed up with Jeff Schachter to form Cedarview Capital Management.
  • The senior secured lenders to Pegasus Communications are waiting to see whether the cable company's bank debt will be paid down at a premium if DirectTV's $875 million purchase goes through.
  • Titan International obtained a new $100 million revolver and issued $115 million of convertible bonds that will allow the machinery equipment supplier to retire some outstanding bonds and realize significant interest savings.
  • Nebraska Book Co. is trying to cut the spread on its institutional term loan by 25 basis points to LIBOR plus 2 1/2%, with lead bank J.P. Morgan.
  • Pediatrix Medical Group has increased its borrowing capacity and extended maturities through a new $150 million, five-year revolver.
  • Wilson is a managing director and fixed-income portfolio manager responsible for $75 billion under management.
  • European leveraged-loan managers are benefiting from investor demand with spreads significantly tightening on collateralized loan obligation liabilities.
  • Citigroup Global Markets and Lehman Brothers have committed $10 billion in unsecured credit facilities to back Cox Enterprises' $7.9 billion proposed acquisition of the 38% publicly-held portion of Cox Communications.