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  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association membership ratified the election of five new board members at its annual membership meeting last week.
  • MyTravel Group's bank debt has climbed up through the 30 level over the last couple of weeks as the company moves further away from its cash crunch of last year.
  • Franklin Advisers has restructured its loan group and divvied up the responsibilities of Richard D'Addario, senior portfolio manager and director of research, who left at the start of the month.
  • Syndication is set to launch this week for the euro-denominated loans backing Bain Capital's EUR1.4 billion acquisition of Deutsche Bahn's Brenntag unit.
  • A $125 million piece of the bankrupt Exide Technologies bank debt was said to have traded in the high 70s this week, leaving the paper quoted in the 78 1/2-80 range.
  • Price talk is circling around LIBOR plus 5 1/2% on the $100 million second-lien piece on the credit backing Plastech Engineered Products' acquisition of LDM Technologies.
  • A bank meeting is scheduled for today to launch syndication of ARINC's $200 million credit facility.
  • Collateralized debt obligation professionals are at odds over the patentability of new structures and vehicles, with collateral managers, originators, analysts and lawyers all sounding off.
  • Société Générale last week sold a GBP24 million stake in Damhead Creek,an 800 MW merchant power plant in Kent, southern England, according to sister publication Power, Finance & Risk.
  • The outcome of a three-way tussle to acquire a U.K. power plant could hinge on a roughly GBP300 million (USD546 million) interest-rate swap tied to the 800 MW plant's project-level financing.
  • The price of credit protection on Adecco, a Swiss recruitment firm, leapt to 325 basis points on Monday from 45bps the previous week.
  • AIG Trading Group is shuffling its remaining foreign exchange options traders between continents.