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Babson Capital Management has taken over the management of five collateralized loan obligations from Jefferies Capital Management.
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Cablevision’s détente with Disney isn’t the end of its standoffs with broadcasters, analyst Russell Solomon at Moody’s Investors Service wrote in a note to clients.
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The ABX.HE and the Penultimate ABX indices have seen their first implied write-downs at the AAA level.
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Markit is working on a tradable cash bond index that would track the most liquid investment grade corporate bonds in North America, according to Derivatives Week, a TSCI sister publication.
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Deutsche Bank Securities has hired two managing directors to its global markets research division.
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Ardent Health Services is in the market with a $475 million refinancing deal that is reportedly sailing smoothly in the wake of the successful bond issuance by HCA Inc.
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Some investors are shunning the $940 million Revlon deal making the rounds in the market, harboring old grudges against Revlon boss Ron Perelman.
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Collateralized loan obligations may not have time to get in on a proposed loan for AIG’s plane leasing unit, International Lease Finance Corp.
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HCA plans to issue $1 billion in 10-year senior secured first lien notes and use the proceeds to pay down part of its bank debt, which is set to mature in November 2012.
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Clark Peterson has left Deutsche Bank to join Bank of America as a director in its global distressed sales team.