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  • Less than a month after pricing its $1.75bn 21 month bond, the largest ever deal from a Russian financial institution, Vneshtorgbank is returning to the international capital markets with another dollar deal.
  • Rating: A3/A-
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  • One of the most aggressive reverse flexes has been approved on the Eu1.475bn loan supporting Permira's buy-out of the UK's Iglo Birds Eye Frozen Foods. EuroWeek hears that the sponsor may be considering another reverse flex, although one bookrunner said the deal was expected to be allocated today (Friday).
  • Chief executive of state-controlled Abu Dhabi National Energy (Taqa) Peter Barker-Homek said on Tuesday that the firm has invited banks to lend as much as $1.5bn to refinance debt.
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  • Despite the mixed messages on inflation, US corporate issuers piled into the dollar market this week in an attempt to get their funding in place before next week's Thanksgiving holiday.
  • Conduits and other structured vehicles boosted the EuroCP market this week as structured vehicles issued large volumes of attractively priced asset backed CP to fund new assets.
  • Rating: A3/A- (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Shares in Europe's stock exchanges took a battering this week after seven of the world's biggest banks unveiled plans on Wednesday to launch an equities trading platform.
  • The Sfr555m term loan for Bank Millennium has been signed, making it the biggest facility for a Polish bank. The loan arranged solely by BayernLB was increased by Sfr305m from Sfr250m following an oversubscription. BayernLB has committed Sfr95m. Mandated lead arrangers Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and UniCredit Group are lending Sfr80m. Erste Bank, which has the title of mandated lead arranger, has participated with a Sfr60m ticket.