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  • On Command Corp. has revamped its credit facility in conjunction with the receipt of a $40 million subordinated loan via its parent company Liberty Media Corp.
  • Panavision has about $175 million in bank debt coming due over the next 12 months and could potentially breach its EBITDA covenant in the latest quarter ended Sept. 30 and the next quarter, states Moody's Investors Service.
  • Bond giant PIMCO has created an internal risk management committee to determine when and whether the firm should issue collateralized debt obligation liabilities, and to oversee the bond manager's CDO business as a whole, according to a Standard & Poor's report on the firm.
  • The Alcentra Group is expanding its efforts in both the U.S. and Europe with a new European collateralized loan obligation and a recently raised U.S. hedge fund.
  • Owens Corning weakened two to three points last week as negotiations concerning asbestos legislation continue.
  • Bank of America and UBS are poised to launch syndication tomorrow afternoon of a $165 million facility to back private equity firm Bain Capital's $440 million buyout of Keystone Automotive Operations.
  • The Scotts Company has been turning heads in the loan market after $1 billion is reported to have been committed to a $550 million pro rata.
  • Investors oversubscribed to the $150 million "B" loan for Buckeye Technologies last week, resulting in a 50 basis point decrease in price talk on the tranche ahead of the bank meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
  • Cheung Kong (Holdings) is aiming to follow the growing trend of retail bond offerings with its own HK$10bn multi-currency bond programme in the coming months. The flagship property company of Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-Shing is waiting for approval to launch the first set of bonds.
  • Cheung Kong (Holdings) is aiming to launch a HK$10bn multi-currency bond programme in the coming weeks with a joint Hong Kong dollar and Australian dollar bond.
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  • Standard & Poor's (S&P) trumped last week's flurry of Asian sovereign outlook and review changes by Moody's with its own upgrade of three southeast Asian countries this week.