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  • Owens Illinois was in talks with its banks last week to secure up to $1.5 billion in bank debt to finance the $1.46 billion acquisition of European glass container manufacturer BSN Glasspack.
  • Polyester manufacturer Wellman overhauled its balance sheet with a mix of first-lien and second-lien debt to address significant upcoming maturities.
  • Weston Presidio is pursuing an aggressive recapitalization of Nebraska Book Co. and Moody's Investors Service has assigned a B2 rating to the $215 million bank loan portion of the new financing.
  • European loan traders said despite recent news surrounding Rhodia and Dynea International, the chemical companies' bank debt has not been seen trading.
  • Builders FirstSource plans to considerably increase debt in connection with a dividend recap for equity sponsor JLL Partners.
  • Deutsche Bank last week launched the U.S. syndication of the approximately $3 billion bank debt refinancing for engineering group Invensys.
  • Code Hennessy & Simmons is running with Merrill Lynch and J.P. Morgan to lead the financing backing its $510 million acquisition of The Hillman Companies.
  • The potential divestiture of Octagon Credit Investors by J.P. Morgan Partners is said to be reaching the home stretch with final bids now in.
  • Deerfield Capital Management, INVESCO, American Express Asset Management (AMEX) and The Alcentra Group have joined the roster of managers seeking to raise collateralized loan obligations as financing costs plummet.
  • Highland Capital Management benefited from strong demand for its $550 million Bristol Bay pro rata collateralized loan obligation, with tighter pricing on the liabilities than anticipated, according to a source.
  • The high-yield market was generally lower last week, in what some traders called relatively quiet sessions.