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  • Several large pieces of Allegiance Telecom bank debt have traded over the last two weeks as the company's bank debt levels ticked up into the low 90s on market speculation that a strategic buyer could be interested in the company's assets.
  • Without major previous exposure to the debt markets, Quintiles Transnational Corp. completed a $835 million financing package to back its $1.7 billion buyout by Pharma Services Acquisition Corp.
  • Barclays Global Investors (BGI) has hired Sheppard Davis, head of corporate finance at ORIX Capital Markets for the past two years, as its head of credit strategies and trading within its U.S. fixed-income group.
  • Rhodia, a French-based manufacturer of specialty chemicals, has started a renegotiating process with all of its major banks to review covenants, explained Fabrizio Olivares, Rhodia's investor relations official.
  • Spirit Amber and a group of private equity investors comprising Texas Pacific Group, The Blackstone Group, CVC Capital Partners and Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity have tapped Barclays, Citigroup, Merrill Lynch and Royal Bank of Scotland for a bridge loan backing the GBP2.51 billion ($4.1 billion) buyout of pubs, restaurants and lodges from Scottish & Newcastle.
  • Stage Stores is planning to increase the size of its asset-based revolver from $175 million to $250 million, according to Michael McCreery, executive v.p., cfo and secretary of the Houston-based company.
  • UBS has been selected for the sole bookrunner spot over Credit Suisse First Boston on a $170 million credit for Basic Energy Services, a portfolio company of the CSFB Private Equity arm, according to a market source.
  • Charter Communications' operating company "B" loan gained almost two points last week with the name changing hands in the 961/2­973/4 range.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS are slated to lead the financing package that backs the $420 million acquisition of FTD by Green Equity Investors, an affiliate of merchant banking firm Leonard Green & Partners, said John Baumer, partner.
  • South Jersey Industries, an energy services holding company, and South Jersey Gas Company put in place $140 million in credit facilities in order to improve the company's liquidity, said David Kindlick, South Jersey Gas' v.p., treasurer and cfo.
  • Leap Wireless International's vendor financing paper has come off of recent highs, trading into the 50-51 context, and a major buyer of the name is rumored to be in the market, traders said.
  • Linda Pace is a principal and leveraged loan portfolio manager for The Carlyle Group's high-yield group.