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  • The Royal Bank of Scotland is one of Europe's most popular issuers in dollars, euros and of course sterling. Seb Boyd talks to the group's head of capital raising, Ron Huggett, about its own favourite funding techniques.
  • The first stage of syndication for the $500m facility for LUKoil is being finalised. General syndication will be launched early next week and there will be a bank meeting in about two weeks' time.
  • RWE is one of Europe's most impressive borrowers, having set records in various currencies and maturities. Rosie Irving outlines the company's recent funding adventures and finds out what it has planned for the coming months.
  • Fallen angel HeidelbergCement has weathered the storm and emerged intact largely thanks to its innovative restructuring plan in June. Clare O'Callaghan reports on an intriguing year for the corporate.
  • The Airport Authority of Hong Kong (AAHK) launched itself into the dollar bond market this week with a debut $350m 10 year issue that pulled in $1.6bn of orders and scored the lowest coupon ever paid by a Hong Kong issuer.
  • Mandated arranger SG Asia has completed the $40m five year financing for China Shipping Corp through special purpose company Dong Fang International Investment.
  • HSBC has added four staff to Claus Tumbraegel's European credit sales team - among them Marwan Dagher, previously head of HSBC's financial syndicate.
  • Richard Morrow interviews Hutchison Whampoa's group treasurer KS Chan and finds out exactly what the company thinks about Standard & Poor's controversial downgrade in June, how it dealt with Sars, how 3G is progressing and what its funding plans are for the coming year.
  • Lloyds TSB has been mandated to arrange an Eu80m 254 day revolving credit for Landsbanki Íslands. Lloyds has fully underwritten the loan, which is to support the bank's Euro CP programme.
  • Arrangers ANZ Investment Bank and State Bank of India have launched the $125m dual tranche facility for Hindustan Zinc.
  • EuroWeek understands that Royal Bank of Scotland will be involved in a forthcoming loan for International Power, which recently acquired an interest in the restructuring of troubled power entity AES Drax.
  • Syndication of debt facilities for the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has been signed. Bank of Ireland, CIC, Duke Street Capital, Fortis, HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Rabobank and Rothschild all joined in providing the £89m in senior debt. There is also £20m in mezzanine debt.