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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
Meanwhile, BNP Paribas hires in structured finance
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Bank of America, J.P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch are in the market with a $350 million refinancing for Team Health. The facility comprises a six-year, $100 million revolver and seven-year, $250 million "B" loan.
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Morgan Stanley has snared the lead role in underwriting $2.4 billion refinancing for Calpine Generating Co., formerly Calpine Construction Finance Co. II (CCFC II).
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Two banking veterans are teaming up to start a specialty finance company called Novus Capital.
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KBC Alternative Investment Management, which has $3.7 billion under management, is expanding its credit arbitrage operations in both London and New York.
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Lehman Brothers in New York has hired Satish Chellaram as a trader of cash and synthetic emerging market debt. Chellaram comes from Merrill Lynch, where he spent eight and a half years, in a similar role.
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Calpine Corp. has ousted Deutsche Bank as lead manager for its $2.3 billion CCFC-II refinancing and is holding talks with rival Wall Street giants Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs about taking over the mandate, according to sister publication Power Finance & Risk.
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Merrill Lynch recently hired John Greco, a credit trader, from Credit Suisse First Boston, according to Tom McCreary, head of high-grade trading at Merrill.
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BNP Paribas is holding a bank meeting this week for a $140 million facility for Cayman-domiciled Skill Holdings.
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United Industries Corp., a portfolio company of Thomas H. Lee Partners, has tapped Bank of America and Citibank to lead the financing backing its $143.8 million acquisition of The Nu-Gro Corp.