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  • Liability management has until recently lagged in visibility behind other areas of the fixed income market, but a growing range of techniques mean that this is about to change. Kathryn Wells reports on the changing nature of liability management for emerging market sovereigns.
  • Ak Bars Bank and Bank of Khanty-Mansiysk have mandated Commerzbank and Standard Bank to arrange one year deals, EuroWeek hears, giving the loan market a chance to examine some of Russia's smaller bank borrowers.
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  • Bookrunners Barclays, Credit Suisse First Boston, National Bank of Kuwait and UBS have signed Mobile Telecommunications Co's $2.4bn 364 day loan.
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  • LG Chem's $100m dual tranche loan-style FRN was signed on Monday. Mandated arrangers ABN Amro Bank and DBS Bank held $10m each.
  • Sole bookrunner and mandated lead arranger Barclays has returned to the market with a second recapitalisation for Springer, the publishing business which is a merger of BertelsmannSpringer and Kluwer Academic Publishers. Sponsors Candover and Cinven merged the companies together and originally financed them in June 2003.
  • The syndication of Spanish travel booking firm Amadeus will be launched shortly.
  • New York state attorney general Eliot Spitzer yesterday (Thursday) launched a lawsuit against American International Group, the world's largest insurance company, and its former chairman Maurice Greenberg and former chief financial officer Howard Smith.
  • Mining company Glencore International has signed its $6.425bn revolver. The deal was oversubscribed in syndication and increased from $5.5bn.