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  • The Russian government said this week that it was considering floating state-owned oil company Rosneft. The announcement follows the cancellation of the merger of Rosneft with Gazprom, the largest gas supplier in the world that is partially owned by the government.
  • The Russian government has dispensed with plans to merge Gazprom and oil company Rosneft in favour of buying the 10.7% stake its needs to take its shareholding in Gazprom past 50%.
  • Syndication of Aeroflot's $150m three year loan has closed. The deal was oversubscribed but is unlikely to be increased before it is signed later in May.
  • An IPO by battery maker Saft could be completed as early as the end of June, according to reports in the French press. UK private equity firm Doughty Hanson, which bought the firm last January, is expected to float the company in a deal which could value it at between Eu800m and Eu900m.
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  • Banque Saudi Fransi's $500m five year facility is oversubscribed in syndication.
  • The April figure of -3.13% on the Credit Suisse First Boston-Tremont index of convertible arbitrage hedge funds was the worst return recorded by the index since February 2002, yet convertibles traders and analysts said the figure understated the scale of losses.
  • South African Reserve Bank has chosen 24 mandated lead arrangers to put together its latest $1.5bn facility, surprising bankers who thought it would reduce its arranging group to just six.
  • General syndication of the S$525m dual tranche project financing for Keppel Merlimau Kogen will close next week. Calyon, HSBC, ING Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are the mandated arrangers.
  • The Russian government's decision to cancel its planned merger of Gazprom, the world's largest natural gas company, with oil major Rosneft has exposed a major difference in approach between the rating agencies.
  • Goldman Sachs placed Skr1.935bn ($211m) of shares in Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken for Investor, the Wallenberg family investment vehicle, on Wednesday.
  • Mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas, JP Morgan and SG CIB are likely to sign paper company Sappi's Eu600m five year refinancing loan early in June.