Latest news
Latest news
PAG also hires new vice president
Agreement on the EU package could run to December, senior lawyer told conference
Octopus Electric Vehicles has also added to its capital markets team
More articles
More articles
-
Jeff Bosland, head of the primary dealership at Daiwa Securities America in New York, has moved to Credit Suisse First Boston as director and co-head of the agency business, also in New York.
-
Credit Suisse First Boston and Wachovia Securities launched syndication of a $214 million credit facility for KRG Capital Partners portfolio company UTI Corp. last Thursday that backs UTI's $230 million acquisition of MedSource Technologies.
-
Michael Doherty has left National City Bank and moved to Colorado to start a venture of his own. Doherty was a managing director in sales and trading at Nat City and was a board member of the LSTA.
-
Two traders recently left Banc of America Securities' mortgage desk in New York.
-
Blaylock & Partners, an institutional brokerage and investment banking firm based in New York with offices in Chicago and San Francisco, is gearing up to offer fixed-income investors options and swaps based on taxable and tax-free municipals.
-
Harry Fry, senior managing director at Cantor Fitzgerald in charge of its brokerage division in New York, recently left the firm and plans to join Maxcor Financial Group.
-
Citibank and Merrill Lynch Capital launched syndication last Thursday of a $475 million refinancing for Key Plastics. The deal comprises a $75 million revolver, $275 million "B" loan and $125 million second-lien "C" loan.
-
Steve Sterling will head up Lehman Brothers' U.S. loan efforts and Richard Howell will lead the European side as Mark Lies, global head of leveraged finance, moves from New York to London to head up the high-yield loan and bond origination business.
-
Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse First Boston are in the market with a $175 million add-on "C" loan for engineering equipment company Dresser.