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  • Ukraine's Ukrsotsbank is also believed to be considering an issue. The bank had mandated ABN Amro for a debut Eurobond last spring, but chose to postpone the issue in favour of a syndicated loan in August.
  • Venezuela looks set to announce a 10 year euro deal in the weeks ahead following a successful UK and European non-deal roadshow this week.
  • Klaus-Rainer Wagenknecht, who left Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in January after 20 years at the bank, has been hired by Germany's largest independent leasing company to set up a new securitisation platform.
  • Brazilian corporate institutions and banks continue to line up for issuance in the Eurobond and 144A markets. Votorantim, the Brazilian conglomerate, is in the final stages of choosing an underwriter for a $400m offering, while Brazilian banks continue to feed yield hungry high net worth investors in Europe with Brazilian reais denominated Eurobond issues that settle in dollars.
  • CIBC and Citigroup have been mandated to arrange a post-initial public offering for Xerium, the manufacturer of products for the paper industry.
  • Pharmaceutical company Bayer has mandated Bank of America (bookrunner), Calyon, Citigroup (bookrunner), Deutsche Bank (bookrunner), HSBC and JP Morgan to arrange a Eu3.5bn five plus one plus one year deal. The margin on the new loan is Euribor plus 20bp, with a commitment fee of 6bp and a utilisation fee of 5bp if over 50% is drawn.
  • In which city is it almost impossible to keep a financial secret? You might say that the barflies in New York can't keep their mouths shut after the eighth very dry Martini, and in London there are more leaks than in a Chechen oil pipeline.
  • German pay-television company Premiere launched its Eu1.01bn-Eu1.18bn Frankfurt IPO on Wednesday, in the largest test of investor sentiment towards Germany since Postbank floated last June.
  • Defence research company QinetiQ, which is majority owned by the UK Ministry of Defence, is understood to be preparing for an IPO this year.
  • One of the rare chances to play Argentina's economic growth story will be offered to international investors in the coming weeks when Quilmes, the Argentine beer company, prices a $150m seven year bond.
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