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  • AK Steel has entered into a new $300 million revolver backed by trade receivables to benefit from borrowing flexibility and to replace a facility expiring in September.
  • Two traders recently left Banc of America Securities' mortgage desk in New York.
  • Blaylock & Partners, an institutional brokerage and investment banking firm based in New York with offices in Chicago and San Francisco, is gearing up to offer fixed-income investors options and swaps based on taxable and tax-free municipals.
  • Harry Fry, senior managing director at Cantor Fitzgerald in charge of its brokerage division in New York, recently left the firm and plans to join Maxcor Financial Group.
  • Inergy increased its credit facility from $200 million to $300 million in order to provide the company with access to capital, according to Mike Campbell, corporate finance manager with the propane marketing and distribution company.
  • Citibank and Merrill Lynch Capital launched syndication last Thursday of a $475 million refinancing for Key Plastics. The deal comprises a $75 million revolver, $275 million "B" loan and $125 million second-lien "C" loan.
  • Steve Sterling will head up Lehman Brothers' U.S. loan efforts and Richard Howell will lead the European side as Mark Lies, global head of leveraged finance, moves from New York to London to head up the high-yield loan and bond origination business.
  • Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse First Boston are in the market with a $175 million add-on "C" loan for engineering equipment company Dresser.
  • Billionaire Nelson Peltz's holding company Triarc Companies is close to investing $185 million in Deerfield & Co. and its subsidiary, Deerfield Capital Management.
  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European markets.
  • Pegasus Media & Communications term loan "D" inched up to the 99 1/4-99 3/4 level after Pegasus Satellite Television, Pegasus Satellite Communications and Pegasus Media filed for bankruptcy last week.
  • Teesside Power will conduct a £160 million auction of British Energy's trade claims in the coming weeks, according to sources familiar with the situation.