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  • BNP Paribas has been mandated as sole bookrunner to arrange a $1bn revolver for Wataniya Telecom also known as the National Mobile Telecommunications Company (NMTC).
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  • Citigroup and Société Générale have are in the market with a pre-export financing for Alrosa. The $350m three year loan pays a margin of 125bp.
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  • The Savings Bank of the Russian Federation, Russia¡¯s biggest bank, is considering launching a $9bn-$10bn equity offer in Moscow and London next year, according to analysts in Moscow.
  • The Savings Bank of the Russian Federation, Russia¡¯s biggest bank, is considering launching a $9bn-$10bn equity offer in Moscow and London next year, according to analysts in Moscow.
  • The Swedish Covered Bond Corp, SBAB's 100% subsidiary, consolidated Swedish covered bonds' position at the tight end of the euro market this week when it followed up Nordea Hypotek's inaugural Eu1.25bn five year deal last week with a debut Eu1bn five year issue.
  • Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and UBS will open the books in London and Moscow next week for the $1.7bn equity sale by Severstal, Russia's largest steel producer. The deal could be Russia's second largest equity offer this year.
  • Nova Ljubljanska Banka has postponed its proposed Eu400m five year term loan due to regulatory changes imposed by the Slovenian National Bank.
  • Bookrunners Bank of Scotland and Ahorro Corporación Financiera (ACF) have been mandated to arrange the Eu181.1m loan supporting the acquisition of Feber by Famosa. The facility will also refinance the target's existing debt.
  • The theme for the year which has seen sterling investors opening up more and more lines for new credits continued this week as National Bank of Greece (NBG) priced a heavily oversubscribed £375m perpetual non-call 10 year tier one issue via Barclays Capital, JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch. The latter was structuring adviser on the trade.
  • BayernLB's two year $50m term loan for Russische Kommerzial Bank has closed. It will be signed on November 10, and an increase is unlikely, despite an oversubscription. It will be used for general corporate purposes and pays a margin of 45bp.