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  • Huntsman's bank loan ticked up about two points right under par with the buzz that the company would issue bonds that would ultimately pay down its bank debt.
  • Oneida's bank debt has sunk almost 10 points in the market over the last month as the company continues to obtain waiver extensions for violations under its credit agreement.
  • Lead arranger Credit Suisse First Boston has clipped about 1/8% off the pricing on the $200 million second-lien loan for power plant developer Astoria Energy.
  • J.P. Morgan and Fleet Securities are in the market with a $75 million second-lien term loan for F+W Publications. Proceeds are being used to fund a dividend for equity sponsor Providence Equity Partners.
  • Piccirillo is a v.p. and portfolio manager at Prudential in Newark, N.J. where he specializes in mortgage-backed securities and other structured products. He manages a $6 billion portfolio, which is part of the firm's $150 billion in fixed income.
  • Seat Pagine Gialle is shifting from an interim debt structure to a more permanent debt structure by issuing a E1.15 billion in 10-year bonds designed to replace a bridge loan.
  • Rahul Parulekar has left Bear Stearns in New York where he was an adjustable-rate mortgage strategist and has started in a similar role in structured finance research at Citigroup Global Markets.
  • Rajiv Sobti, formerly a managing director and co-head of fixed income at BlackRock Financial Management, resigned last week and will join Vega Asset Management, a macro hedge fund with trading offices in Madrid and London.
  • Syndication of a $325 million facility for Jackson-Miss.-based telecommunications company Telepak launched last Thursday.
  • The proposed $6.5 billion of combined secured bank credit facilities and $1.5 billion new senior secured bonds for Charter Communications Operating, a subsidiary of Charter Communications, will provide the company additional liquidity to meet its debt obligations but will not change its net debt.
  • Two salesmen left Credit Suisse First Boston's mortgage-backed securities group at the end of last month.