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  • Investment-grade issuers such as Clear Channel Communications, Liberty Media, Citizens Communications and Microsoft Corp. are putting excess cash to work through methods that are benefiting shareholders, in a trend that some fixed-income professionals are calling an ominous sign for bondholders.
  • Credit spreads on the two existing U.K. acute healthcare securitizations have widened about 30 basis points in recent weeks, partially in response to a Fitch Ratings report.
  • The high-yield bonds of companies that use the greatest percentage of accruals to make up their earnings perform substantially worse than the bonds of companies that do not rely as much on accruals, according to a study expected to be released this week by Criterion Research Group.
  • The gap between spreads on some of the lowest-rated high-yield credits is indicating a milder default climate ahead, according to Christopher Garman, head of high-yield strategy at Merrill Lynch in New York.
  • Metals manufacturer Worthington Industries has increased its $235 million revolver to $435 million after approaching its bank group for an increase in commitments.
  • A majority of corporate bond investors are expecting implied volatility to increase and investment-grade and high-yield spreads to widen in the second half of the year, according to the results of a quarterly Morgan Stanley investor poll.
  • The massive demand for loans is prompting corporations to reprice their credits at record lows.
  • Jefferies & Co. will be acting as syndication agent on the $207.5 million recapitalization for CCC Information Systems alongside sole lead arranger and book runner Credit Suisse First Boston.
  • J.P. Morgan, Lehman Brothers and Credit Suisse First Boston are in the market with a $310 million credit backing The Carlyle Group's $670 million acquisition of the Standard Aero division of Dunlop Standard Aerospace Group.
  • Bear Stearns' collateralized loan obligation underwriting business has also landed the lead role on Octagon Credit Investors latest vehicle, Octagon CLO VII, said a portfolio manager.
  • Leap Wireless' recent remarkable rally reversed last week after MetroPCS postponed its initial public offering.
  • Lehman Brothers has landed the lead spot for the financing backing ArcLight Capital Partners and Caithness Energy's $558 million acquisition of 12 power plants and a natural gas pipeline from National Energy & Gas Transmission, according to Power, Finance & Risk, an LMW sister publication.