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  • Tower Automotive's first-lien was oversubscribed prior to its launch at a bank meeting last Thursday.
  • Barclays Capital is looking to hire analysts to cover a variety of industries within investment-grade and cross-over credits.
  • The bank debt for Qwest Corp. slipped after its parent company Qwest Communications International reported $310 million in losses for the first quarter of 2004.
  • Royal Bank of Canada is in the market with a $220 million bridge financing to support Pengrowth Energy Trust's C$550 million acquisition of certain Canadian oil and gas assets of Murphy Oil Corp.
  • Meanwhile, Siskind has emerged as a managing director in charge of running the bank debt department at Imperial Capital.
  • Goldman Sachs, Royal Bank of Canada and Merrill Lynch are scheduled to launch syndication today for the $110 million "B" loan backing the acquisition of MAAX.
  • J.P. Morgan, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs have won the mandate to finance Sempra Energy Partners and The Carlyle Group/Riverstone Holdings' joint acquisition of a 632 MW coal-fired power plant in Goliad, Texas from American Electric Power.
  • Wachovia Securities is holding a bank meeting tomorrow to launch syndication of a $210 million facility backing Apax Partners and Spectrum Equity Investors acquisition of NEP Broadcasting from Wachovia Capital Partners.
  • Deutsche Bank has set up an equity derivatives quantitative trading group and has hired Zemach Sternberg, a former senior managing director at Salomon Smith Barney to spearhead the operation.
  • Two out of the three collateralized debt obligations that were held by Cigna Investment Management have been transferred to Hartford Investment Management with the third being transferred to Prudential Investments.