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  • Mandates were announced this week for the IPO of Russian state oil company Rosneft. ABN Amro, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are set to lead the privatisation, which is expected to be the largest ECM transaction in 2006, with a speculated deal size of $7bn to $8bn.
  • The £315m project finance facility for Saltend Cogeneration Company will be signed today (Friday).
  • Saudi Hollandi Bank and Standard Chartered are arranging a Sr113m ($30m) loan with a 42 month tenor for Al Tala'a International Transport Company, which is also known as Hanco.
  • Senior syndication of Colony Capital's $650m five year leveraged buyout facility is scheduled to close tomorrow (Saturday) but is likely to roll over to early next week as banks finalise their approvals. Aareal Bank, Calyon and Credit Suisse First Boston are the lead arrangers.
  • Amount: Sfr150m
  • Investec Bank is talking to lenders about raising around $350m of three year debt to refinance the $367.5m loan it signed last October.
  • Eland World's $72m dual tranche credit was signed on last Thursday (September 1). Mandated lead arranger Kookmin Bank committed $36m.
  • Bank of Ceylon's $130m 364 day credit is to be signed today (Friday). The loan was increased from $75m after an enthusiastic response from banks.
  • Building society Stroud & Swindon is in the market with a £125m five year revolver through mandated lead arrangers Danske Bank and HSBC Bank.
  • Chocolate and cocoa producer Barry Callebaut has completed syndication of its Eu850m loan through mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners ABN Amro, Fortis, ING and Natexis Banques Populaires.
  • Barclays Capital moved into second place in table one this week, ahead of Deutsche Bank, which was forced into third. Citigroup remained securely at the top of the table for yet another week, however.
  • The NT$6bn five year term facility for China American Petrochemical Corp (CAPCO) will be signed on Thursday.