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  • Claudio Phillips is rejoining the loan market as a senior managing director and head of the distressed bank debt trading group at The Seaport Group, as first reported on LMW's Web site last week.
  • Fenway Partners opted for a Goldman Sachs-led bank and high-yield bond package to finance the approximately $410 million acquisition of American Achievement Corp. from Castle Harlan.
  • Fitch Ratings plans to come out with recommended reporting standards for collateralized debt obligations in Europe.
  • Mark Landis has resigned from Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, where he had recently been a managing director and head of fixed-income sales for North America.
  • Richard D'Addario, formerly a senior portfolio manager and director of research at Franklin Advisers, has landed at Avenue Capital Management in New York.
  • GE Capital last week launched syndication of a $113 million facility backing TA Associates acquisition of Youth and Family Centered Services (YFCS).
  • RBS Greenwich Capital, as part of its nascent efforts to build a corporate bond business, recently moved its prop trader Eddie Sulimirski to head the credit trading desk at the Greenwich, Conn.-firm.
  • The primary market was fairly active amidst general investor anxiousness surrounding interest rates and the April employment report. Here are some notable new issues.
  • Wachovia Securities and Credit Suisse First Boston are set to lead a financing package backing Castle Harlan's acquisition of Caribbean Restaurants from Oak Hill Capital Partners, shifting gears on what would have been a dividend recap.
  • A $16 million piece of Russell-Stanley Holdings bank debt is said to have traded last week.
  • A $30 million piece of Oneida was sold last week around the 82 1/2 range.
  • ALSTOM's bank debt floated higher again last week with the sentiment that the company was close to determining how to best realign itself going forward.