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  • Credit-default swap volumes in contracts referenced to French hotels group Accor jumped last week as market participants traded either side of its end-of-year results released on Wednesday.
  • The ad hoc committee of non-agent secured lenders to Adelphia Communications Corp. is seeking more participants to join its ranks to protect its best interests and increase the negotiating power of the committee in light of the company's recently filed plan of reorganization.
  • Syndication launched last week for a $195 million facility backing Fenway Partners' $410 million acquisition of American Achievement Corp. (AAC) from Castle Harlan.
  • The primary market was busy last week as many small deals came to the table. Investors were focused on picking a handful of names out of the batch that would add value to their portfolio. Here are some of the more notable deals.
  • J.P. Morgan Partners has decided not to sell the management of Octagon Credit Investors after bids came in too low, according to a source familiar with the situation.
  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European markets. To submit an item for inclusion in this column, please contact Scott Goodwin, managing editor, at 212-224-3276 or sgoodwin@iinews.com.
  • Standard & Poor's has changed its outlook on aaiPharma from stable to negative following the company's announcement that it is conducting an internal investigation into sales abnormalities in its Darvocet and Brethine product lines.
  • Applied Extrusion Technologies, a developer and manufacturer of plastics, is suffering from tight liquidity and may be challenged to remain in compliance with minimum EBITDA levels for its $100 million credit agreement led by GE Capital.
  • The first high-yield loan to fund construction of a power plant is hitting the market, according to Power, Finance & Risk, an LMW sister publication.
  • Reliant Resources' bank debt has been inching higher and was quoted in the 98-981/2 context up from the 971/2-98 range as reports emerged indicating that the company would sell a pair of New York City power plants.