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  • Rosneft, the oil company owned by the Russian government, is talking to lenders about a $7.3bn bridge facility, bankers say.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Barclays, Calyon and Mizuho will shortly be mandated to arrange Oman International Bank's $150m five year loan.
  • Shares in Russia's largest independent gas producer Novatek surged yesterday (Thursday) on their London stock market debut, rising as high as $19.60, 17% above the IPO price of $16.75 — the top of the range — and closing the day at $19, 13.4% above the offer price.
  • Glass company Pilkington has completed syndication of its £430m facility via mandated lead arrangers Bank of America, Barclays, BayernLB, Citigroup, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Sweden's largest oil company, Preem, is set to price Europe's first split coupon high yield offering — part cash pay bond and part pay-in-kind (PIK) note.
  • Premier Foods is in the market with a £780m loan via mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas, JP Morgan, LloydsTSB and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Premier Oil is in the market with a $200m refinancing revolver. The five year relationship deal is being arranged by Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland and pays a margin of 90bp.
  • The $869.5m 17 year loan for OSG Nakilat Corp raised around $1.3bn in commitments, EuroWeek hears, with 14 banks joining bookrunner Royal Bank of Scotland in the syndicate.
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