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  • Two high yield salesmen have returned to R.W. Pressprich & Co. after a brief stint of less than one month at Maxcor Financial.
  • Leap Wireless International was once again living up to its name with the company's vendor-financing paper jumping three or four points to trade in the 95-96 range last week.
  • Barry Bobrow has left Banc of America Securities to head Wachovia Securities' asset-based syndicate group. Bobrow was a managing director in syndicated finance at B of A.
  • National Bedding Company (NBC) has reduced its leverage, improved coverage ratios and made progress in integrating Sleepmaster, after buying the mattress company out of bankruptcy last year.
  • BNP Paribas hit the market last Tuesday with a $180 million facility backing Ares Management's acquisition of Maidenform from Oaktree Capital Management.
  • Bank of America has scooped up Michael Nitka, a director and loan trader in Société Générale's SG Corporate & Investment Banking unit.
  • Boyd Gaming Corp. has tapped Bank of America, CIBC World Markets and Wells Fargo Bank to lead the $1.5 billion bank facility backing its $1.3 billion merger with Coast Casinos.
  • Citigroup held on to bank loan trader Peter Lapina after an attempt by Goldman Sachs to lure Lapina to its own par loan trading operations.
  • CKE Restaurants is significantly expanding its credit facility to replace its notes with lower-cost debt.
  • CoBank approached the market last week with approximately $120 million worth of project-finance loans for sale, but floors set by the firm were too high for the paper to trade, explained loan traders.
  • Transportation Technologies Industries (TTI) had three goals when the company went after a new $265 million credit: to refinance an expiring revolver, to take out term debt that had an increasing amortization schedule, and pay down a portion of subordinated debt that carried a 15% coupon, explained Donald Mueller, v.p., cfo and treasurer.