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  • Ak Bars Bank is talking to lenders about an 18 month loan, EuroWeek hears.
  • Russian car distributor Rolf's $350m loan has been launched into syndication by mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro (bookrunner), Alfa Bank, Commerzbank (bookrunner), International Moscow Bank, RZB (lender of record) and WestLB (bookrunner).
  • Guarantor: Banco Santander Central Hispano SA
  • Guarantor: Scania AB
  • Sateri International, the Chinese paper pulp maker, is seeking a $350m loan arranged by WestLB to fund the expansion of its operations in Brazil.
  • Swedish truck company Scania had the European corporate bond market to itself with a Eu600m five year transaction this week as concerns about event risk continued to make investors nervous.
  • ST Microelectronics, the French-Italian semiconductor company, issued a $927.7m convertible bond this week but lead managers Merrill Lynch and UBS burnt their fingers when investors balked at the terms after semiconductor stocks slumped. The bookrunners, which had bid aggressively for the deal, lost money on the underwriting, though they may have earned fees that made up for this.
  • ST Microelectronics, the French-Italian semiconductor company, issued a $927.7m convertible bond this week but lead managers Merrill Lynch and UBS burnt their fingers when investors balked at the terms after semiconductor stocks slumped.
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  • The Slovak Republic this week mandated BNP Paribas and Lehman Brothers to arrange its EuroMTN shelf and lead manage the inaugural benchmark issue from it.
  • The first law firm will float on the London Stock Exchange as early as 2007, according to bankers. The move could herald a radical shake-up in an industry that is the last bastion of the partnership structure in the professional services. The government is drafting legislation on a raft of reforms to legal services, which are expected to include allowing law firms to float. A bill will be tabled by the end of the year.