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  • Praktiker, the home improvement retailer, was forced to follow one of this autumn's disappointing IPO trends this week by lowering the price range for its Eu518m flotation. Bookrunners ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan also had to extend the bookbuilding period, which was due to end yesterday (Thursday), until Monday.
  • Russian Railways, the Baa3/BB+/BBB rated, state-owned monopoly that manages the country's rail infrastructure, finally kicked off its R35bn issuance spree this week, selling R15bn of five and seven year bonds on Wednesday.
  • Rating: B1/BB-/BB-
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has launched syndication of two structured property loans backing the buy-outs of UK companies Barracuda and Partnerships in Care. The loan for pub group Barracuda consists of £107.3m seven year senior secured facility that pays 125bp and a £13.9m mezzanine facility which has already been funded by Royal Bank of Scotland and will not be syndicated.
  • Rating: Baa3/BBB-
  • Merrill Lynch and UBS began investor education this week for the revived London flotation of Russian steel maker Novolipetsk. Vladimir Lisin, the tycoon who owns 95% of the company, will sell around 10% of its existing shares through a GDR listing, due by the beginning of December. The IPO is expected to value the company at around $9.6bn.
  • Impexbank's $20m 364 day loan is oversubscribed and will be closed shortly by mandated lead arrangers Commerzbank and ING.
  • Brewer SABMiller's $2bn five year loan through bookrunners Barclays, JP Morgan, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Royal Bank of Scotland will close on November 25. The facility pays a margin of 17.5bp. Lead arrangers can commit for Eu125m for 12.5bp and arrangers for Eu50m at 11bp.
  • Arab Bank, Calyon, Gulf International Bank, Maybank, Standard Chartered and WestLB have launched syndication of Al Rajhi Banking and Investment Corporation's $300m three year fixed rate murabaha, which yields 30bp. Lead arrangers can lend $30m for a fee of 30bp, senior lead managers $20m for 25bp, and lead managers $10m for 20bp.
  • Daniel Bouton, chairman and chief executive of Société Générale, warned this week that the successful implementation of Basel II is being threatened by inconsistent adoption schedules in different jurisdictions. Bouton, chairman of the Institute for International Finance (IIF), which represents many of the world's largest banks, said the different implementation dates of US and European banks was an area of particular concern.
  • Bank of Scotland has hired seven new members to its loan distribution team in London. Limor Shilo joins from JP Morgan, where she had been working in debt capital markets for six years.