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  • Royal Bank of Scotland has signed oil and gas company Venture Productions' five year borrowing base facility.
  • IDX Capital, a new, low cost provider, entered the CDS electronic trading market this week. One of the first innovative features of its system is that it is the first to incorporate a so-called "aggressor only" commission fee.
  • There was plenty of business in the single name CDS market this week, said dealers. As year-end looms, there had been some portfolio hedging, which has been met by shops going long credit in preparation for CDO business. There have been a number of structured trades in the last two weeks, and dealers said it looks like there will be more before 2006 starts.
  • Russian car distributor Rolf has chosen six lenders to arrange its debut $350m loan, in what bankers say is the first syndication for a borrower in Russia's automotive sector. ABN Amro (bookrunner), Alfa Bank, Commerzbank (bookrunner), International Moscow Bank, RZB (facility agent) and WestLB (bookrunner) will fund the deal this year and syndicate it in January.
  • It is not always easy bringing an inaugural bond to the capital market, especially in December — issuers are certain to get a lot of attention as flow business dries up. This week, the snipers were out for UK insurer Royal London Mutual's inaugural £400m deal, an upper tier two capital issue led by Merrill Lynch (books) and UBS.
  • Caixa Sabadell has signed its Eu70m three year facility via RZB. During syndication the bank raised more than Eu150m for the Schuldscheindarlehen but the borrower decided not to take an increase.
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  • EuroWeek hears that Nordea, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs are close to winning the mandate for the debt supporting Carlyle and Providence Equity Partners' buy-out of Com Hem.
  • Power company Eos Holding's Sfr400m acquisition facility has closed oversubscribed, but the borrower will not take an increase.
  • Local government agency Västra Götalandsregionen has mandated Svenska Handelsbanken to arrange a seven year Skr3bn revolver. It will be used for general corporate purposes and to refinance existing debt.
  • In league table one this week, Goldman Sachs moved up two slots to take 15th place from ABN Amro. One of Goldman's deals included a ¥3bn 30 year power reverse dual currency deal for Svensk Exportkredit.
  • Telecom Egypt this week completed its E£5.132bn ($892m) IPO, heralding what bankers hope will be a wave of privatisations from the Arab world's most populous country.