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  • The bank debt of the Norwegian oil field services company Petroleum Geo-Services has climbed approximately 15 points as the company reorganizes under Chapter 11 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. About $80-100 million of bank debt paper is believed to have changed hands last week around the 721/4 range.
  • Safety-Kleen Corp. has been trading actively over the last two weeks as the company's term loan climbed up from the 143/4-153/4 range to the 17-18 level, said sources.
  • A $16 million piece of Superior TeleCom was set to auction last Tuesday but the auction was scrapped after a minimum price of 40 was not reached.
  • Ex-Eaton Vance head par loan trader and portfolio manager Gretchen Bergstresser started work last week at MJX Asset Management as a managing director.
  • Ares Management, the L.A.-based asset management firm associated with Apollo Advisors that has approximately $4.5 billion of assets under management, is in the market buying loans for another collateralized loan obligation.
  • Oak Hill Advisors is in the market with a new collateralized loan obligation and is also planning to launch a high-yield fund later this year.
  • Four Corners Capital Management, an affiliate of Macquarie Bank, has teamed up with First Trust Advisors to launch a closed-end retail fund that invests in bank loans.
  • Citigroup is working on a $500 million collateralized loan obligation for PIMCO that will invest in pro rata loans, only the second actively managed CDO to tap the much maligned revolver and "A" loan portion of the capital structure.
  • KBUS Holdings, a newly formed company created by an affiliate of middle market private equity firm Kohlberg & Company, completed a five-year, $140 million, asset-based credit to back the acquisition of Coach USA's west and south central operations.
  • Superior Energy Services has tapped the loan market for a $110 million credit that refinances debt and will support the company's acquisition strategy.
  • TruServ Corp. was able to reduce its debt interest expense from 13% to approximately 41Z¡2% and simplify its lender relationships with a newly completed $275 million asset-based revolver, said David Shadduck, cfo.
  • The Australian primary equity market received a fillip this week with the news that Repco and Multiplex are to list.