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Maxcor Financial Group, an institutional broker-dealer, is refocusing its business on crossover, high-yield and distressed credits, said Jon Sablowsky, head of high-yield trading and sales at Maxcor.
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Société Générale last Monday launched syndication of a $135 million refinancing for Interstate Operating Co., a subsidiary of Interstate Hotels & Resorts.
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Jim Brophy, corporate salesman at UBS, has been hired by Banc of America Securities, according to Bill Parry, head of U.S. investment-grade sales at BofA. Brophy, who was on vacation last week and could not be reached, will start at BofA next month.
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Waste Services is in talks with its banks to obtain a waiver after violating covenants. The waiver will enable it to access funds from its revolver, which it cannot draw at the moment.
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Fixed-income houses including Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse First Boston, and J.P. Morgan Securities are planning to execute contingency plans in the face of the upcoming Republican National Convention.
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Harris Nesbitt is in the market with a $170 million refinancing for RC2 Corp.
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David Haynie, an Alt-A trader at Deutsche Bank in New York, starts at Nomura Securities International this week in a similar role.
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Three professionals have left the asset-backed group at Fitch Ratings in London. Patrick Kearns, senior director, and Akinade Dada and Erwan Fournis, both associate directors, recently departed the ABS team headed by Olivier Delfour.