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  • More than $600 million was in the book for VWR International's $690 million credit only a day after launch last Tuesday.
  • J.P. Morgan launched syndication last Wednesday of a $155 million recapitalization for Waddington North America. Proceeds will be used to fund a $48 million dividend to equity sponsor Code Hennessy & Simmons.
  • Cornerstone Equity Investors, Madison Dearborn Partners and Beecken Petty & Co. are looking for a $30 million one-time dividend from portfolio company Team Health.
  • Phanos is a partner and director at Trafalgar Asset Managers, a London-based high-yield and distressed hedge fund.
  • Crédit Lyonnais is scheduled to launch syndication of a three-year, $150 million revolver for Global Industries tomorrow.
  • Federal-Mogul Corp.'s bank debt was said to be actively trading in the 91-92 context after the company filed its disclosure statement and plan of reorganization.
  • GEO Specialty Chemicals has defaulted on its bank debt after failing to make the Feb. 2 interest payment on its 101?8%, $120 million subordinated bonds within a 30-day grace period.
  • Goldman Sachs and National City Bank are leading a $205 million refinancing for Luigino's. The facility comprises a $30 million revolver and $175 million "B" loan.
  • With its financial picture improving, Gottschalks refinanced its $165 million revolver and was able to get relaxed terms and covenants.
  • The high-yield market was generally lower last week, as credits sold off due to the recent employment figures that showed the U.S. economy is still in a jobless recovery.
  • Mayflower Corp.'s bank debt changed hands in the mid-to-low 50s last week as market players anticipated downward pressure on the name.
  • Morgan Stanley has snared the lead role on a fully underwritten $2.4 billion refinancing for Calpine Generating Co., formerly Calpine Construction Finance Co. II (CCFC II), with a structure that is being pitched to loan and high-yield investors.