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  • --David Marsh, v.p. and high-yield analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group on prospects for the sector.
  • CIBC World Markets, Credit Suisse First Boston and Bear Stearns were scheduled to hold a conference call last Friday to launch syndication of a $45 million add-on "B" piece for Reddy Ice Group.
  • UBS and Wachovia Securities are leading a $220 million financing package backing the buyout of kitchen and bathroom cabinet supplier Norcraft Companies by private equity firms Trimaran Capital Partners and Saunders Karp & Megrue, according to a banker familiar with the deal.
  • J.P. Morgan shifted $100 million from The Scotts Company's "B" loan to the revolver last week in response to strong pro rata demand, according to a market player.
  • FleetBoston Financial and Deutsche Bank cut 50 basis points off the pricing on a $150 million "B" loan for Waste Connections ahead of the bank meeting that was scheduled for last Thursday, according to a banker familiar with the deal.
  • Wireless tower companies such as SpectraSite and Crown Castle International Corp. have shown their faces in the debt markets over the past few weeks and despite the sub-sector's heavy debt loads and interdependence on the competitive wireless carrier market, some market players feel that the prospects for tower companies are improving.
  • The bank debt of competitive local exchange carriers (CLEC) has been rising as loan investors search to find value in a market where so many names have been bid up, said traders.
  • The Loan Syndications And Trading Association (LSTA) is moving ahead with its efforts to expedite the settlement process, most recently completing drafts of four standardized netting agreements.
  • Cable names picked up last week due in part to recent asset sales, which assigned high values to cable assets, noted traders.
  • The B3-rated credit facility of Alamosa Holdings has been placed on review for possible upgrade by Moody's Investors Service, following the company's launch of an exchange offer that would reduce Alamosa's debt burden.
  • Waste Connections, an integrated solid waste services company, is expected to continue to grow through acquisitions due to the company's nominal internal growth in core revenue, notes Moody's Investors Service.
  • Parker Global Strategies, an asset management firm with $350 million in assets, will seek to raise $50-100 million from foundations and endowments and other institutions, for its new PGS Distressed Opportunities Fund, a fund-of-funds that offers distressed debt funds as well as hedge fund investments.