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  • Exelon Corp.'s Boston Generating (Exelon Boston) bank debt ticked up even higher last week with the name quoted around the 80-82 range.
  • Two banking veterans are teaming up to start a specialty finance company called Novus Capital.
  • KBC Alternative Investment Management, which has $3.7 billion under management, is expanding its credit arbitrage operations in both London and New York.
  • Activity in the secondary market was mostly the result of earnings reports, and most investors were focusing on the numerous small issues in the primary market. Here are some notable high yield movers.
  • Home Interiors & Gifts will face an increased debt load under its new $370 million bank loan led by J.P. Morgan.
  • Cable names like ntl, Telewest and United GlobalCom's UPC Distribution Holdings are getting a second glimpse from the European loan market as investors grow more comfortable with the names and the industry enjoys a turnaround.
  • A $35 million piece of Oneida bank debt was auctioned off by an original lender around the 90 context last week.
  • Lehman Brothers in New York has hired Satish Chellaram as a trader of cash and synthetic emerging market debt. Chellaram comes from Merrill Lynch, where he spent eight and a half years, in a similar role.
  • Calpine Corp. has ousted Deutsche Bank as lead manager for its $2.3 billion CCFC-II refinancing and is holding talks with rival Wall Street giants Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs about taking over the mandate, according to sister publication Power Finance & Risk.
  • Merrill Lynch recently hired John Greco, a credit trader, from Credit Suisse First Boston, according to Tom McCreary, head of high-grade trading at Merrill.
  • Moody's Investors Service is adding two managing director slots to its collateralized debt obligation staff, as part of its intention to dedicate additional resources to the market.
  • BNP Paribas is holding a bank meeting this week for a $140 million facility for Cayman-domiciled Skill Holdings.