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  • The Romanian government opened the door to foreign investment banks buying a majority stake in the country's biggest bank on Monday when the bidding officially started for Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR).
  • Only Hong Kong and China have outperformed Russia in emerging market IPO activity over the past year. Success is spread across the sectors too — deals are happening not only in the natural resources industries but also banking, retail and tech. Julian Evans reports.
  • Mandated lead arranger RZB has signed a Eu15m seven year loan for Mercator-S, the consumer goods retailer that is a subsidiary of Slovenian company Poslovni Sistem Mercator.
  • The headline people story in EuroWeek 10 years ago was the decision by Gene Shanks, president of Bankers Trust, to step down. This followed the appointment of Frank Newman as the bank's chairman-elect and CEO. "The decision is a blow for Shanks, who until recently was seen as heir apparent to Charlie Sanford [who had announced earlier in the year he planned to retire as chairman] and who has played a major role in establishing Banker Trust's leading position in derivatives and investment banking."
  • AnnAik's S$14m three year term loan was signed on Monday after the borrower increased the deal from S$12m. Mandated lead arranger Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp was joined by Bangkok Bank and Maybank.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Securities, Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank Securities and JP Morgan Securities were named on Wednesday in a class action lawsuit brought by shareholders in Refco, the stricken financial services group.
  • The all-senior Eu3.8bn loan supporting the merger of Ireland's Jefferson Smurfit Group (JSG) and the Dutch company Kappa Packaging was launched yesterday (Thursday). Both companies are already owned by private equity funds.
  • Investec Bank has signed a $450m three year loan, which was increased from $400m after raising an oversubscription during syndication.
  • Coordinating arrangers BayernLB, Calyon, DBS Bank, HSH Nordbank, Natexis Banques Populaires, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp, Standard Chartered Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp have launched a $200m dual tranche credit for Chohung Bank.
  • The Eu100m syndicated loan for outsourcing company Eulen has been completed via mandated lead arrangers Barclays and BBVA.
  • Russia's big raw materials exporters have long raised funds overseas by granting security over their export revenues, but securitising domestic assets has been a much tougher challenge. As Neil Unmack reports, one of Russia's youngest banks got there first.
  • The Eu3.1bn senior debt loan supporting Spanish broadband operator Ono's acquisition of rival Auna has been launched to the market. Bookrunners are ABN Amro, Calyon, Fortis and Santander Central Hispano. MLI is Instituto de Crédito Oficial. Mandated lead arrangers comprise Royal Bank of Scotland, Ahorro Corporación Financiera, SG CIB, WestLB, Bank of Scotland, Caixa d'Estalvis de Catalunya, Banco Sabadell, Banco Español de Crédito, Rabobank and JP Morgan.