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  • Sibur, the petrochemical unit of Russian gas monopoly Gazprom, has mandated Credit Suisse and UBS to lead its debut Eurobond, EuroWeek has learned.
  • Six banks have received credit committee approval to arrange and underwrite the £485m eight year loan for the Rugeley power station in a deal that continues the rehabilitation of UK merchant power transactions in the eyes of the syndicated loan market.
  • Bookrunners Absa (facility agent) and Standard Bank have completed syndication of an R8bn loan for UK mobile phone company Vodafone's South African holding company.
  • Water company Sociedad General de Aguas de Barcelona has decided against the sale of its vehicle testing unit business Applus to Candover.
  • Toll road operator Abertis' has increased its Eu600m seven year revolver via Barclays, HSBC, JP Morgan and La Caixa to Eu900m upon signing.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Bank of New York (bookrunner), RZB (bookrunner) and Wachovia Bank have closed syndication of Banque de Commerce et de Placements' $30m debut loan.
  • There has been brisk activity on the tables this week, however, most movement can be attributed to a repositioning rather than the leading of new notes.
  • Guarantor: Toyota Financial Services Corp, Toyota Motor Corp
  • Patrick Tuin has left ING to join Bear Stearns, where he will be an official in the CDO group run by Mark Moffat. Tuin had been a vice-president in the securitisation group at ING.
  • Standard Chartered has been mandated by sponsor European Nickel to arrange around $150m of debt to back expansion work at the company's nickel laterite project at Çaldag.
  • Marwan Marshi has turned up at Deutsche Bank, just weeks after his surprise decision to leave his 20 year long career at Citigroup.