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  • Stamford, Conn.-based Sempra Energy Trading, a subsidiary of Sempra Energy Global Enterprises, completed its first credit facility at the Sempra Energy Trading level.
  • Staple financing, where the advisors to a company that is on the block offer financing to potential buyers, is said to be on the rise, according to Corporate Financing Week, an LMW sister publication.
  • Dimon, the world's second largest dealer of leaf tobacco, has obtained a waiver from its bank group on the fixed charge covenant in its credit facility, but Moody's Investors Service is still concerned that the company may not meet one of several covenants in the near future.
  • Dairy manufacturer and distributor WestFarm Foods chose Wachovia Securities to lead its new credit facility over previous lead CIT Business Credit because of Wachovia's presence in the dairy market.
  • Pegasus Media & Communications' loans saw some action last week with the bank debt trading on concerns over the bankruptcy process and the potential value of Pegasus' subscribers.
  • Public Service Electric and Gas Co. (PSEG) entered into a new five-year, $600 million revolver, putting a longer tenor in place than the industry has seen in some time, according to Mort Plawner, PSEG's treasurer.
  • Martinez is a senior portfolio manager for asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities at Fortis Bank in Brussels. He helps to manage E25 billion in ABS/MBS globally.
  • Revlon Consumer Products Corp. has improved its near-term liquidity position, replacing credit facilities that were likely to be in covenant violation as early as January 2005 with bank debt that has more achievable covenant targets and increases borrowing availability.
  • Bear Stearns is in the market with an amendment for Scientific Games Corp. to cut the term loan spread down to LIBOR plus 2 1/2%.
  • Lehman Brothers was able to score cheap pricing for collateralized loan obligations for American Money Management Corp. and Canyon Capital Advisors in the last two weeks.