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  • The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s struggle to turn around its unprofitable North American tire business and the expectation that credit measures will remain weak through the end of 2004 have led Moody's Investors Service to downgrade the company's debt.
  • Citibank is reportedly working on a pro rata collateralized loan obligation for Highland Capital Management that mimics a structure created for TCW at the beginning of this year.
  • Highland Capital Management has launched a new distressed debt/private equity fund and is shooting to raise north of $500 million, bankers said.
  • Meritage Corp. completed a $150 million increase to its unsecured revolver and extended the maturity of the facility by 18 months.
  • The overcollateralization ratios of Octagon Investment Partners II, a market-value CDO, have improved over the last year. Better market conditions and sound investment decisions by the asset manager are responsible, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Moore Wallace will use its previously undrawn $350 million revolver to fund the purchase of GSC Partners' Payment Processing Solutions (PPS) for $92.5 million.
  • MyTravel Group's bank debt held its levels in the mid-to-high 20s despite reporting losses higher than those last year. European market sources quoted the name in the 24-28 context, but said that no paper was trading.
  • A couple of original lenders were selling down their exposure to NRG Energy's NRG Finance Company (FinCo) loan last week following the company's emergence from bankruptcy.
  • Allegheny Energy Supply's second-lien loan broke into the par context late last week and was trading in the 100-1003/8 range.
  • J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank launched syndication last week for an $855 million facility refinancing Dr. Pepper/Seven Up Bottling Group's (DPSUBG) debt.
  • Clark Consulting, an Illinois-based firm that provides benefits, compensation and funding services to corporations, banks and health care organizations, has completed a new three-year, $80 million facility.