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Gramazio becomes a managing director after working at the rating agency since 2020
Claim that fees put off institutional investors denied
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Credit Suisse First Boston launched syndication last Tuesday of a $325 million facility backing private equity firm MatlinPatterson's $475 million acquisition of Duke Energy's southeast merchant generation portfolio.
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Deutsche Bank is in the market with a $315 million credit facility for United States Can Co. that refinances loans led by Bank of America, Citibank and Bank One. U.S. Can Co. is the operating subsidiary of Berkshire Partners portfolio company U.S. Can Corp.
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Tier 2 automotive supplier Autocam Corp.'s business is highly correlated to new vehicle production and is spread across a number of product applications.
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BNY Capital Markets is in the market with a $1.35 billion credit backing CVS Corp.?s purchase of Eckerd from J.C. Penney.
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Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley have added a $250 million second-lien "C" loan to the E1 billion credit facility backing The Blackstone Group's E3.1 billion acquisition of Celanese.
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TD Securities has let go at least four professionals on its structured credit desk in New York, in what one official is calling a further pullback from the U.S. fixed-income market.
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Citibank, Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS are underwriting the financing package backing the purchase of RAG American Coal Holding by First Reserve Corp., The Blackstone Group and American Metals & Coal International (AMCI).
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UBS and Goldman Sachs have been mandated to lead the financing backing Castle Harlan's $650 million acquisition of Horizon Lines from The Carlyle Group.
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Wachovia Securities has retooled the structure of AXIA's proposed credit facility by reducing the cash dividend to sponsors, decreasing the "B" loan by $10 million, reducing the subordinated debt and instead using a holding company payment-in-kind note.