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  • Werner Holding Co.'s bank debt also ran up on the wings of the market rally.
  • Wyndham International's bank debt was stronger last week with the company's term loan "B" trading as high as the 96-97 range and its increasing rate loan (IRL) moving in the 961/4-971/4 range.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston plans to introduce an evaluation tool for corporate bond investors that incorporates correlated factors including equity volatility and credit default swap movements
  • The pilot program extending the assignment of CUSIP numbers to loans is now complete and The Loan Syndications Trading Association (LSTA) and Standard & Poor's plan to expand the identifiers to all syndicated loans.
  • DebtTraders, a broker dealer that specializes in distressed and high-yield debt, plans to increase its European presence by adding professionals to its London office.
  • Syndication is set to launch Thursday for the $250 million in bank debt backing Ionics' acquisition of Ecolochem.
  • Energy names were among the credits that were sparked by strong investor buying fueled by the "January effect."
  • Harris Nesbitt, the U.S. investment banking arm of Canada's BMO Financial Group, is looking to further expand its asset-backed securities group by hiring four to six originators over the next six months, according to Jeff Phillips, managing director and head of the U.S. securitization group in Chicago.
  • FMC Corp. was able to take advantage of a borrower-friendly market and the removal of some uncertainties regarding its affiliate, Astaris, to reduce the spread on its term loan by 21/4%, explained Eric Norris, FMC's director of investor relations.
  • The market was flying last week, with a lot of secondary activity resulting from start-of-the-year money and the January effect.
  • Huntsman Corp.'s bank debt shot up five points in the new year with a combination of buyer pressure and an increasing spread.
  • J.P. Morgan and Credit Suisse First Boston are easing off the gas on the syndication of the $1.15 billion facility for The Blackstone Group's TRW Automotive, which is nearing close.