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  • The bank debt for Calpine Construction Finance Company II (CCFC II), now called Calpine Generating Company, traded around the 981/2 range in front of the company's announcement that a refinancing is in the works.
  • Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the bank loan ratings of National Dairy Holdings (NDH) to B1 from Ba2.
  • Deutsche Bank launched syndication last week on a $110 million facility for Switch and Data.
  • Deutsche Bank has priced the notes backing PIMCO's unique collateralized loan obligation, the transatlantic Clarenville CDO.
  • Institutional leveraged loan managers now account for about 20% of the market in Europe but the banks that dominate the action are not ready to give up control of a product they see as highly profitable.
  • Exide Technologies' bank debt bounced around from the high to the low 80s before settling in the 81-83 range last week.
  • Wachovia Securities plans to open an investment-grade sales office in Boston and will also look to hire up to 20 corporate bond professionals in the coming months, according to Jim Kelligrew, managing director and head of investment--grade debt.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS have rejiggered the financing backing Leonard Green Partners' leveraged buyout of FTD.
  • *GE Commercial Finance will lead a new loan for Sotheby's Holdings that could be up to $200 million. GE has agreed to lend $100 million and will seek to syndicate the rest, according to a Sotheby's statement.
  • Symphony Asset Management has launched two senior bank loan funds that enable the manager to short bank debt, according to LMW sister publication Alternative Investment News.
  • Brenntag's new E1.222 billion bank loan is supported by the company's leading market position in the chemical distribution industry in Europe and Latin America and its number three position in the North American market.