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  • The residential development boom in Moscow strikes all recent visitors, but few of them know about the even bigger boom outside the city. Whole new neighbourhoods are springing up in dozens of towns surrounding the Russian capital. Annual volumes of new construction in this region, equal to Switzerland in size and population, are overtaking those in Moscow city. Prices are moving up more quickly, real annual returns on investment are close to 40%,and demand is only increasing.
  • A group of around 20 Romanian power plants are sending out requests for proposals for a Eu120m syndicated loan. The facility would be guaranteed by the Romanian government.
  • With volumes reaching record levels and a raft of new names from less well known sectors able to raise funds internationally, Russia's corporates are reinforcing their position in the Eurobond markets. By Kathryn Wells.
  • With only one IPO this year the Russian equity market would seem quiet, but beneath the surface big changes are afoot. A series of factors are starting to converge that will make 2004 a turning point for the Russian equity capital markets. Harry Wilson reports.
  • Vneshtorgbank (VTB) has closed its $175m club loan. The facility, which pays a margin of Libor plus 150bp is provided by relationship banks Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Citigroup, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, HSH Nordbank, HVB, ING Bank, Natexis Banques Populaires, Standard Bank, UFJ and WestLB.
  • Large groups of prosperous and official-looking Western visitors in downtown Moscow this autumn might cause puzzlement. Are they rich tourists seeing the sites before a luxury Russian river cruise? Are they EU observers late for the Duma elections? No. They're early bird real estate investors seeking out the best opportunities before the rest of the world catches on. Ben Hooson reports on how the property market is hotting up in Russia.
  • The bank meeting for the general syndication of debt for the purchase of Seat Pagine Gialle's directories business was attended by nearly 200 people on Tuesday in Milan.
  • As Russia closes in on an investment grade sovereign rating, opportunities are opening up for more sophisticated financial techniques - and the country's leading banks are eager to explore them. Securitisation is top of the list, as Ben Aris reports.
  • Responses to RB Labuan's $36m loan have been positive and mandated arranger DBS Bank is waiting for a straggler to commit to the deal before closing syndication early next week.
  • Commitments have already been received for the Eu350m refinancing for Sasol even though it was only recently launched.
  • Kookmin Bank has won the mandate for a W220bn loan to finance the Machang Bridge project in Korea. Joining the mandated arranger as co-arrangers are Korea Life Insurance and Daehan Life Insurance.
  • Mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and SG are launching the Eu664.9m project financing for AES sponsored Energia Cartagena into general syndication.