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  • The mandate to arrange Bank of Moscow's $300m-$400m two year loan will be awarded imminently, bankers say.
  • Russian Standard Bank will reopen the Russian Eurobond new issue market next week when it starts roadshowing its Eu300m Reg S deal through bookrunners Barclays Capital and Credit Suisse.
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  • Banco Santander Central Hispano this week priced the first true covered bond benchmark of the last quarter of issuance, an Eu3bn dual tranche issue comprising five and long 10 year notes.
  • Guarantor:Schlumberger Ltd
  • Shareholders of Russian conglomerate Sistema approved the issue of new shares in its Sistema-Hals property unit this week, in preparation for the subsidiary's £1bn-plus IPO, expected in November.
  • Some friends at Credit Suisse asked us why we have been so complimentary about their arch-rival, UBS. Yes, it was true that UBS had become a cash machine but it was not the most exciting bank in the world and much of its success was because it had been in the right place at the right time.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Calyon, Citigroup, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, SMBC and Standard Chartered have increased the pricing on the $3.5bn loan supporting mobile telephone company MTN Group's $5.5bn acquisition of Investcom.
  • Rating:A2/A (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Merrill Lynch and UBS are preparing to launch the demerger of Argos Retail Group and credit reference agency Experian from retail and business services group GUS.
  • Kazakhstan's economy continues to grow apace and the banking sector in particular is racing to keep up. But as Eurobond issuance by Kazakhstan's private banks continues to surge, investors are growing more selective. In response, issuers are looking to diversify their funding sources to stand out from the crowd. Joanne O'Connor reports.
  • With corporates preferring to tap the US dollar market, and private placements continuing to be a particular favourite funding rate, the financial sector looks set to maintain its stranglehold over the Aussie dollar bond market.