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  • infoUSA has completed a $170 million bank deal led by Wells Fargo Capital Markets to profit from market liquidity and consolidate its debt into one single credit facility, said Raj Das, cfo of infoUSA.
  • Interstate Bakeries Corp. has maintained its par plus levels despite the company's recent quarterly loss projections and a downgrade from Moody's Investors Service.
  • Mizuho International and an unnamed private equity investor reportedly made an offer to buy Mayflower Corp. for a package worth GBP80-95 million ahead of the company?s filing for administration on Wednesday.
  • Akioka is the high-yield portfolio manager at Payden & Rygel in Los Angeles. The firm has $51 billion under management, primarily in fixed income.
  • RBS Greenwich Capital is reportedly leading a $300 million collateralized loan obligation for Rabobank International's CLO unit led by industry veteran E.A. Kratzman.
  • Improvements in the loan market drove Waste Connections to increase the size and decrease the interest rate on its "B" loan. In the fall, the company took out a $175 million "B" loan at LIBOR plus 2%.
  • The bank debt for Mayflower Corp. came under intense pressure last week as the company announced that it was appointing Deloitte & Touche as administrators.
  • Metaldyne Corp. is in talks with its lenders to seek waivers for late financial reporting and to secure continued access to the $200 million revolver portion of its bank debt.
  • Nuveen Investments’ raised $720 million for its Nuveen Floating Rate Income Fund, that will invest in bank loans.
  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European markets.