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  • The US high grade corporate bond market has got off to a flying start this month, with more than $17bn of new issues this week, including $4bn and $5bn jumbo global bonds from GECC and Wells Fargo.
  • The US high grade corporate bond market has got off to a flying start this month, with more than $17bn of new issues this week, including $4bn and $5bn jumbo global bonds from GECC and Wells Fargo.
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  • The Polish government and the Dutch financial services group Eureko are awaiting the verdict of the International Court of Arbitration on their long running dispute over shareholdings in PZU, Poland's largest insurance company.
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  • The board of Rensburg, the South African private client investment manager, on Monday announced it had rejected a revised offer from Rathbone Brothers, the private client stockbroker, on the grounds that it "significantly" undervalued the business. The revised offer — rebuffed by Rensburg last Friday — valued it at £144.5m.
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  • Syndication of the 'B' loan of the $190m facility that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is arranging for Chelyabinsk Tube Rolling Plant is close to completion.
  • Russian banks have maintained a steady stream of bond issuance this week, with Promsvyazbank tapping its October 2006 10.25% deal for $100m, taking the total to $200m. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein priced the increase at 102.5.
  • Sabanci Bank, the UK subsidiary of Turkish conglomerate Sabanci Holding, has approached banks for a Eu75m three year loan. The deal will pay a margin of 50bp over Libor. Co-arrangers committing Eu5m receive fees of 40bp, lead managers committing Eu3m receive 35bp and managers committing Eu2m receive 32.5bp.
  • Apicorp will next week mandate Arab Banking Corporation, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas, Calyon, Gulf International Bank, Mizuho, Standard Chartered and SMBC to arrange its $200m five year loan.
  • SembCorp Utilities is in the market for a £116m refinancing, EuroWeek hears. The deal, which will be led by Calyon, is a refinancing of a £70m transaction and will fund two new projects at the utility company's Wilton site on Teesside.