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  • The popularity of Russian risk among participants in the syndicated loan market continues unabated and this week two new bank deals were close to launch. And bankers say there is a flood of refinancings on the way. The first deal is a $20m one year trade related loan for Ural-Siberia Bank. The second is a $25m-$30m one year facility for Industry & Construction Bank of St Petersburg (OJSC).
  • Rating: A2/A/A+ Amount: ¥20bn
  • Amount: Sfr375m Maturity: February 14, 2006
  • Citigroup/SSB and Natexis Banque Populaires have won the mandate to arrange a $100m one year credit for Bumiputra Commerce Bank Bhd. The borrower completed its inaugural financing in February 2002 with a $150m one year transaction that paid an all-in of 56bp at the top tier.
  • Compiled by Richard Favis RBC Capital Markets
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt
  • Dollar trading was the big winner this week, with 161 trades issued for $2.88bn. While French and UK borrowers were active as usual, Swedish issuers were surprisingly the most active. Nordea Bank Norge closed a $100m two year note via Merrill Lynch. The trade pays interest of 2bp over three month Libor. Spintab closed the most volume with a $200m note and a $150m trade. Citigroup/SSSB was the lead dealer on the larger transaction.
  • Three more euro trades were issued this week than last week, but volumes dipped with $1.8bn less than the previous week. Five trades were closed from the auto sector, reflecting its busy start to 2003. Most prominent was Banque PSA Finance, which issued a Eu100m two year deal. The note pays a coupon of 20.5bp over six month Euribor and was led by DZ Bank. Also active in the auto sector was BMW Coordination Centre. The borrower issued a Eu42m one year trade. The note carries a coupon of 2.72%.