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  • Bookrunners Nordea Bank and SEB have launched a Skr3bn loan for electronic security company Securitas Systems.
  • BayernLB's two year $50m term loan for Russische Kommerzial Bank will close next week. It will be used for general corporate purposes and pays a margin of 45bp.
  • Citigroup retained the lead position yet again in table one after bringing 12 deals worth $84.5m. Among the deals was a 13 year $15.4m note for Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and a 30 year ¥1.1bn ($10.73m) note for Eksportfinans.
  • Credit Suisse, Dresdner Kleinwort and Renaissance Capital have launched the $900m London and Moscow IPO of the world's third largest oil and gas pipe producer, Trubnaya Metallurgicheskaya Kompaniya (TMK).
  • The Republic of Turkey is poised to price a $1.25bn tap of its 2025 bond today (Friday), bringing it to $3.25bn, and concluding Turkey's year in the bond market as far as benchmarks are concerned.
  • Credit Suisse and Royal Bank of Scotland have won the mandate to arrange the debt backing the AIG-led consortium's bid for London City Airport. The deal values the airport at around £750m.
  • Mandated lead arranger Standard Bank is asking lenders to arrange an extension option on First Ukrainian International Bank's $40m 364 day loan that was launched in December 2005.
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  • Uruguay yesterday (Thursday) raised $800m by tapping peso and dollar denominated globals as part of a cash and buyback offer for up to $2.2bn of existing bonds, including small stubs left over from its debt restructuring three years ago.
  • Tranche 1: $1bn
  • US private equity firm Fortress Investment completed the Eu853m IPO of its German rented housing company, Gagfah, yesterday (Thursday), hitting the top of the price range.