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  • More than 39 names are in the book for the $200 million financing backing MultiPlan's $213 million acquisition of US Health, a subsidiary of BCE Emergis Corp. UBS leads the deal, which comprises a $20 million revolver and a $180 million term loan.
  • UBS and Citibank have wrapped up the credit for New Flyer Industries, a heavy-duty transit bus manufacturer, after tweaking the structure.
  • Oaktree Capital Management has shifted from investing in vanilla distressed debt and instead is raising a $1.25 billion fund that will take control of distressed companies.
  • Oaktree Capital Management has sold a 5% equity stake to a group of six institutional investors, led by the $1.7 billion John S. & James L. Knight Foundation. Howard Marks, the firm's chairman, who announced the deal to clients in a Feb. 25 e-mail, said the sale would provide the firm with additional cash and "demonstrate the value of Oaktree to outsiders."
  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European markets.
  • Panavision has revamped its capital structure, amending and restating its existing $250 million credit facility and issuing $100 million in private placement notes in order to restructure about $220 million of bank debt scheduled to mature in 2004.
  • Goldman Sachs is closing its Boston fixed-income sales office.
  • UBS is in the market with an amended and restated facility for Herbalife International that cuts pricing on the company's $104.8 million credit by 1%.
  • The high yield market was sloppy last week, after Calpine Corp. canceled a large offering on Tuesday.
  • A $55 million piece of Spiegel's bank debt was auctioned off in the high 50s last week with the paper said to have come out of Europe.
  • Deutsche Bank named Michael Paasche head of loan products, a new position in the Global Corporate Finance division.
  • INVESCO is seeking to sell the liabilities in its second collateralized debt obligation backed by cash flows from structured finance assets.