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  • General Chemical Industrial Products tapped Harbert Distressed Investment Master Fund to provide a new revolver and term loan in conjunction with its Chapter 11 reorganization after the investor came in with an alternative to the plan the company had with its banks.
  • Edison Mission Energy (EME) is offering first- and second-lien tranches in its upcoming $2 billion debt refinancing, highlighting an emerging trend among financially stretched power companies to dice their refinancings into bank friendly first-lien paper and riskier second-lien debt targeting institutional investors, according to Power Finance & Risk, a LMW sister publication.
  • eircom's new loan is said to be the one of the "bright spots" in the loan market where assets were hard to come by.
  • Eurotunnel's bank debt sunk after the company's shareholder meeting last week where a new board of directors was chosen and the incumbent chairman and ceo were replaced.
  • Fidelity Investments has promoted two of its bond portfolio managers, Kevin Grand and Ford O'Neil, to take over for Charles "Mac" MacBride, the firm's former senior investment director who oversaw sector allocation for institutional core fixed-income.
  • The secondary market was quiet last week, reflecting a large new issue calendar.
  • Mizuho International and an unnamed private equity investor reportedly made an offer to buy Mayflower Corp. for a package worth £80-95 million ahead of the company's filing for administration.
  • Prior success in the consumer products area led J.W. Childs Associates to tap UBS to lead the $325 million financing backing its acquisition of fruit drink businesses Sunny Delight and Punica from The Proctor & Gamble Co.
  • Beginning this quarter, the collateralized debt obligation market will likely use two, distinct standings to rank underwriters on the amount of CDO paper they sell, according to a CDO pro familiar with the plans.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and GE Capital are prepping a $420 million refinancing for The Holmes Group.