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Allegheny Energy has launched a $1.6 billion loan package that will target institutional investors because its corporate credit rating is too submerged in junk territory for typical utility lenders.
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When do you expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates and why? We do not expect any Fed tightening until the middle of 2005. We think Fed officials will be patient, because it will take a long time for the economy to use up its excess slack. And, that is necessary to push inflation higher. The Fed is in a reactive rather than preemptive mode because inflation is below the level that is desired.
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Boyd Gaming Corp. has yet to decide the lead banks and structure on the financing backing its $1.3 billion merger with Coast Casinos.
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More juice was added to the second lien of Microcell Telecommunications' bank facility last week, while the first lien oversubscribed.
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HSBC Securities USA has hired Walter Travalja, previously of Cantor Fitzgerald, as a managing director and head of securities finance for North America.
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Pricing flexed down 25 basis points to LIBOR plus 23/4% on the $175 million "B" loan backing Ionics' acquisition of Ecolochem.
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The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European markets.
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The $600 million recapitalization deal for TransWestern Publishing that hit the market last week is already full, according to investors.