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J.P. Morgan has retained its top position for the second year in a row in Institutional Investor's 2004 All-Europe Fixed-Income Research Team.
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Paul Nicholson, a collateralized mortgage obligation trader at Merrill Lynch in New York, has left and plans to join Amherst Securities, a broker-dealer in Greenwich, Conn., according to Sean Dobson, president and ceo in Austin, Texas.
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Credit Suisse First Boston has hired James Curcio, executive director, credit sales at Morgan Stanley in New York.
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Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan last week launched syndication of a $255 million facility backing BWAY Corp.'s acquisition of North America Packaging Corp. (NAMPAC).
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Goldman Sachs is taking the plunge into middle-market lending and has added up to six v.p.s to its lending group through internal moves and hiring, according to Corporate Financing Week, an LMW sister publication.
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Socitété Générale is launching an amendment this week for Banner Seventeen, owner of the Boston Celtics, and last week launched a deal for Houston NFL Holdings, the 70% owner of the Houston Texans National Football League franchise.
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Deutsche Bank and Citibank are holding a bank meeting this week for Huntsman International to increase the size of its term loan facility and extend maturities.
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Paul Netter, v.p.-high-grade bond trading covering telecom, has resigned from J.P. Morgan Securities in New York and is believed to be heading to RBS Greenwich Capital, according to a source familiar with his plans.