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  • Bridgeport, Conn.-based People's Bank is ramping up a commercial and industrial loan portfolio and a commercial real estate portfolio after scoring some excess capital from the sale of its credit card business.
  • INVISTA, a U.S. textile fiber manufacturer, pulled the euro-denominated tranche of its high-yield offering late last month because of settlement complications.
  • UBS is also launching deals this week for Leiner Health Products and Sterigenics International.
  • ALSTOM's bank debt climbed even further as reports suggested that Siemens, a German electrical engineering and electronics company, would participate in ALSTOM's restructuring.
  • Strong Capital Management is reorganizing its fixed-income investment team after the recent departures of Ashok Bhatia, Thomas Sontag and John Bonnell, three of its portfolio managers.
  • Tyco International Group has improved its financial performance and reduced debt after making strong headway during 2003.
  • A bank meeting is scheduled for this Wednesday to launch syndication of a $335 million facility backing J.W. Child Associates' acquisition of fruit drink businesses Sunny Delight and Punica from The Proctor & Gamble Co.
  • Wachovia Securities priced the notes last month backing INVESCO's $440 million Champlain I collateralized loan obligation.
  • Wachovia Securities is beginning to add a high-yield sales department to its New York office. The firm recently hired Oscar Anderson as its first high-yield salesman in the Big Apple.
  • Wachovia Securities and J.P. Morgan flexed pricing up 25 basis points to LIBOR plus 3% on Western Wireless' seven-year, $1 billion "B" loan.
  • Printing company Mail-Well amended and restated its $300 million revolver to extend its maturity before the due date approached.