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  • JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank and Sal Oppenheim have begun premarketing the Eu500m Frankfurt IPO of Patrizia Immobilien, a German residential property investment and services company.
  • Concern over the direction of interest rates, particularly in the US but also in Europe, sent jitters throughout the emerging market bond sector this week and made it hard for issuers to bring deals. Russia's Petrocommerce Bank, rated Ba3/B, was one of the victims of the volatility in which the US Treasury curve disinverted and 10 year yields rose to almost 4.8%.
  • General syndication of the $1.488bn of 16-1/2 year conventional debt supporting the Qatargas III project has been launched by bookrunners Apicorp, BNP Paribas, Mizuho, Qatar National Bank and Société Générale. Lenders can commit $25m for a fee of 35bp, or $15m for 30bp.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+
  • Sonangol Sinopec International, the Angolan-Chinese offshore oil project, elicited a surprising response in the syndicated loan market when it asked for commitments to a $1.4bn loan.
  • Sonangol Sinopec International, the Angolan-Chinese offshore oil project, elicited a surprising response in the syndicated loan market when it asked for commitments to a $1.4bn loan.
  • Sonangol Sinopec International, the Angolan-Chinese offshore oil project, elicited a surprising response in the syndicated loan market when it asked for commitments to a $1.4bn loan.
  • Rating: Aa2/A+/AA
  • Rating: Ba2/BB/BB
  • Barclays Capital, Commerzbank, Depfa Bank and JP Morgan will launch general syndication of Bank of Moscow's $300m three year loan next week.
  • Investors will shortly be offered a rare exposure to Russian structured risk, with two ABS deals from the country due to come to market over the next few weeks. Barclays Capital, HVB and JP Morgan will next week begin roadshowing a Eu300m securitisation of rouble-denominated consumer loans for Russian Standard Bank. The deal, Russian Consumer Finance No 1 is just the third securitisation of domestic Russian assets, and the first to be rated by both Moody's and Standard & Poor's.