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  • RZB and Raiffeisenbank Ukraine are in the market with a $10m trade finance facility for Ukrsots Bank. The deal pays a margin of 400bp and has a six month maturity, extendible by a further six months.
  • Syndication should start next week on the $1.77bn Umm Al Nar independent power and water plant.
  • Sentiment towards corporates is positive as the bond market heads into the summer break, boosted by the blowout issue for Telekom Austria and successful trades for French retailers Auchan and PPR.
  • Rating: AA+/AAA
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  • EuroWeek has learned that the buy-outs of two French corporates should bring associated deals to the syndicated loan market after the summer lull.
  • Rating: Aa1/AA+/AAA
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  • If there's one thing Leak would like to avoid, it's the chauvinist label. But this week we're just going to have to bite the bullet, take the plunge and damn the consequences - after all, blondes in Porsches just don't come around every corner.
  • Liverpool Victoria Banking Services has mandated Den Danske and HSBC to arrange a £75m loan. The deal is fully guaranteed by parent company Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society.
  • Tonto, our native North American buddy, has never been one of nature's golden children. His tastes for the darker side of life are not just a simple preference for leather over lace or handcuffs over bracelets.
  • The $1.5bn refinancing loan for Man Group, which was oversubscribed to $2bn, has been increased to $1.75bn and signed this week. ABN Amro, Barclays Capital, Danske, HSBC, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland are the mandated lead arrangers.