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  • The bank debt for Hagemeyer, the Netherlands provider of business-to-business services, sunk into the low 70s on reports that the company could potentially pare down its bank debt and pursue some type of debt-to-equity swap as part of its efforts to recapitalize, explained one trader.
  • Two major names are close to raising debt for collateralized loan obligations. Bain Capital affiliate Sankaty Advisors is in the market via J.P. Morgan with the $500 million Avery Point CLO.
  • Huntsman's bank debt rallied from the 87-88 range up to the 911/4-921/4 range on what the market considered good results over the last quarter.
  • The bank debt for Ispat Inland has popped in the last couple of weeks, trading into the 77-79 context. Traders said the name was quoted in the 72-74 range in early November.
  • Lehman Brothers and J.P. Morgan have launched syndication of the $360 million bank loan backing Apollo Management's $750 million buyout of nutritional supplement supplier General Nutrition from Royal Numico.
  • Moore Wallace will likely try to refinance its bank facility upon completion of its $2.8 billion all-stock merger with RR Donnelley, noted Michael Kraus, senior v.p. of mergers and acquisitions at Moore Wallace.
  • J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley are leading a refinancing for Nextel Partners Operating Corp., a subsidiary of Nextel Partners.
  • Navigant International is in the process of completing a major refinancing that includes a new $170 million senior secured credit facility and a $60 million private offering of 20-year convertible subordinated debentures.
  • The bank debt for National Equipment Services (NES) has been slowly ticking up over the last the two months. Small trades are believed to have been completed north of the 90 level as the company winds up it bankruptcy proceedings.
  • PanAmSat Corp. tapped its bank group for a repricing and combined its term loans under one new $650 million "B1" term loan, explained Kevin Watson, v.p. and treasurer.
  • KB Home has completed a new four-year, $1 billion revolver in an effort to lower its overall interest costs, replacing an old facility that included a $644 million revolver and a $183 million term loan.
  • The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (Hong Kong) dominated a languid week in the Hong Kong dollar bond market, launching a HK$900m ($115.9m) three year floating rate certificate of deposit on Wednesday.