Deutsche Bank and Lehman Brothers reverse flexed the pricing on Trout Coal Holding's bank deal. Pricing on the $20 million revolver and $275 million "B" loan was reduced 50 basis points to LIBOR plus 2 1/2%. The $125 million second-lien loan pricing was cut from LIBOR plus 6% to LIBOR plus 5%, according to a banker, who said the credit was "massively oversubscribed." The bank deal is financing a dividend to owners ArcLight Capital Partners. Trout owns and operates underground coal mines. A spokeswoman from ArcLight could not be reached for comment.