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  • Russian agricultural company Khleb Altaya completed an $8m IPO on Russia's Micex exchange on Tuesday. The company sold 8.8m shares, a 10% stake, at R25 a share.
  • UK telecommunications group Kingston Communications' £225m loan has been signed. Mandated lead arrangers are AIB, Bank of Scotland and Royal Bank of Scotland. Arrangers are Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds TSB and Mizuho. Co-arrangers are Commerzbank and Bank of Ireland.
  • Risk aversion ran wild in the Latin American bond markets this week, as 10 year US Treasury yields soared above 4.6% and sparked a wave of selling of emerging market debt.
  • The $150m four year loan for consumer finance company Commercial Facilities Co has been signed by mandated lead arranger Arab Banking Corporation.
  • Following the launch of the first mortgage ACS from Bank of Ireland, the Irish market now boasts the full array of covered bond products. Whether public sector or mortgage backed, public benchmarks or private placements, dollars or euros, the market has something for everyone.
  • The Easter break has rarely been a more welcome respite for bankers from such a stressed and volatile market.
  • Russian tyre producer Amtel has shortlisted three banks to arrange its London IPO, and should select a winner as early as April. The three vying for the mandate are Goldman Sachs, ING and UBS.
  • The Easter break has rarely been a more welcome respite for bankers from such a stressed and volatile market.
  • Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch have been mandated to arrange facilities for Apax Partners' purchase of Hit Entertainment. The private equity sponsor is offering a price of £489m.
  • Ukraine's UkrSibbank has mandated Deutsche Bank and UBS for a minimum $100m issue expected in May. It will be the bank's second visit to the international debt markets, having sold a $100m 10.5% three year bond in March 2004. n
  • The days of record tight spreads are over for the US high grade corporate bond market, at least for many months to come, according to market participants, despite signs of investors tentatively bottom-fishing for oversold quality credits on Wednesday.
  • State owned Vneshtorgbank is said by bankers to have ditched plans to sell a minority stake to international investors in favour of an IPO.