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  • Kazakh companies are forming a queue to list in the wake of the success of mining giant Kazakmys's flotation in October 2005. As the fastest growing economy in the CIS and with vast natural resources, investor interest in Kazakhstan equity is building. But, as Julian Evans reports, because evaluations carry some risk of inflation, investors should take care to examine the hype closely.
  • Kazakh state oil and gas company KazMunayGas intends to float its KazMunayGas Exploration and Production unit on the London and Almaty stock exchanges.
  • Bookrunners ABC Islamic Bank and Standard Chartered (documentation agent) have been mandated to arrange a $100m three year revolving murabaha facility for AREF Investment Group.
  • Latin American governments and companies should launch a flurry of bonds this month, taking advantage of a renewed rally in the region's international and domestic debt.
  • Ten year euro asset swap spreads widened by 0.75bp yesterday (Thursday) as keen outright paying of this maturity took hold. At the close, the 10 year spread to the cheapest to deliver Bund was at 24.75bp.
  • Ten year euro asset swap spreads widened by 0.75bp yesterday (Thursday) as keen outright paying of this maturity took hold. At the close, the 10 year spread to the cheapest to deliver Bund was at 24.75bp.
  • Danske Bank, SEB Merchant Banking and Svenska Handelsbanken have launched a loan for business and communication intelligence company Observer.
  • Citigroup remains at the top of table one after 20 new issues this week. The bank was active in yen, leading a ¥5bn 20 year note for ABN Amro, a ¥2bn 20 year deal for RBS and a ¥2.5bn five year deal for America Honda Finance Corp.
  • Corporate bond issuance sprang back to life in Europe this week with deals from DaimlerChrysler, Schlumberger and Vodafone and a queue of borrowers waiting to issue — but perhaps the most intriguing transaction was a £600m private deal for Thames Water.
  • Corporate bond issuance sprang back to life in Europe this week with deals from DaimlerChrysler, Schlumberger and Vodafone and a queue of borrowers waiting to issue — but perhaps the most intriguing transaction was a £600m private deal for Thames Water.
  • Corporate bond issuance sprang back to life in Europe this week with deals from DaimlerChrysler, Schlumberger and Vodafone and a queue of borrowers waiting to issue — but perhaps the most intriguing transaction was a £600m private deal for Thames Water.
  • Asia is playing a bigger role in the Kangaroo market than ever before. Not only are more of the region's issuers considering a return to the market after seeing Korean Development Bank's successful return in 2003, but the region's investors are buying up more of the paper giving Kangaroo borrowers better price tension in their deals.