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Last Wednesday Goldman Sachs said it had closed a senior debt fund, GS Loan Partners I, with $10.5 billion in equity and leverage commitments, of which more than $1 billion came from the company and its employees.
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Lehman Commercial Paper Inc., the Lehman Brothers Holdings subsidiary that is agent on the majority of Lehman's loans, filed for Chapter 11 Oct. 5, leaving investors and fellow agents unclear as to what will ultimately happen to Lehman-backed deals and trades.
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Markit is planning to launch a comprehensive loan-identification system, which it says will make loan trading, settlement and notifications faster and more efficient.
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Joe McGrath from Barclays Capital and Michael Konigsberg from Lehman Brothers have become the heads of leveraged finance at the combined New York operation.
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Citigroup bowed out of negotiations with Wells Fargo last Thursday to break up certain assets of Wachovia between the two banks.
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The court hearing for Lehman Commercial Paper Inc.'s bankruptcy case has approved the elevation of loan participants and sub-participants to full lender status.
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Rob Karen, formerly a salesman at Bear Stearns, has joined Natixis. As first reported on Credit Investment News' Web site, he started last Monday and reports to Jeff Knowles, head of syndications.
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A partnership between Johnson Capital, a real estate investment bank, and Miller Frishman Group, an advisory and brokerage firm, has launched Johnson Capital Special Servicing.
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A $225 million investment this week in Amherst Holdings will allow the U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities specialist to exploit emerging opportunities in research and risk management within the ailing mortgage sector.