Whilst this is definitely a step in the right direction, it still does not allow pricing according to the real value of the service being provided.

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Carlyle Capital that said while its parent company had participated "actively" in negotiations with lenders and was prepared to provide substantial additional capital if a successful refinancing deal could be reached, negotiations had deteriorated on Wednesday when a pricing service used by some lenders reported a drop in the value of the assets' collateral.

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Ultimately the pricing is a function of the demand and value that customers have for that service.

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