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  • Banca Comerciala Romana will soon be coming to the market with a $100m facility.
  • Alfa Bank's $75m one year term loan has been oversubscribed and the borrower will take a small increase.
  • Standard & Poor's (S&P) this week carried out its widely expected rating action on Ford by downgrading the carmaker to BBB- long term and A3 short-term with a stable outlook.
  • Russian steel producer EvrazHoldings is bringing its debut syndicated loan to the market via mandated lead arrangers Commerzbank, Moscow Narodny and SG (sole bookrunner) despite the uncertain political and economic climate in Russia.
  • Thank you to the kind people at SG, who bombard us with a paper mountain every time they come up with some spiffy earnings.
  • The Samurai's powers are on the wane, partly due to recent credit events but largely because of the paltry coupons payable in yen, even for only modestly rated issuers. Nevertheless, there have been some noteworthy issues in the past 12 months to make us believe the Samurai will rekindle former glories.
  • By early September, yield volatility had conspired to tighten JGBs through yen Libor. For the first time in recent memory, an arbitrage opportunity for top grade international issuers had been opened in five year yen.
  • Swiss biotechnology company Serono proved a hit with investors this week with a Sfr600m (Eu382.3m) convertible bond offering.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Bookrunners Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan are waiting for a few latecomers before wrapping up the Eu7.5bn renewal of E.On's 364 day tranche. EuroWeek hears the deal has been well received and that there is minimal change in the bank group.
  • Great Universal Stores is talking to banks about a £750m self-arranged deal. The facility will refinance its existing £550m loan which matures in 2004.