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  • Ukrainian chemicals company Stirol has announced plans for a Euromarket debut in 2005, although it has not yet given a mandate. According to the company's deputy financial director Andrei Khodus, the Eu100m deal will be sold in either the second or third quarters.
  • Loan Ranger learned this week of the retirement of Jennifer Richards, formerly head of European loans at Bank of Montreal. She leaves after 25 years in the loan market.
  • Syndication of Maxis Communications' $360m dual tranche financing was completed yesterday (Thursday). Mandated arranger ABN Amro Bank held $30m.
  • The biggest game in town this week was riding the Marks and Spencer (M&S) CDS price.
  • Compiled by Richard Favis, RBC Capital Markets
  • SG buys into BofA
  • Merrill Lynch turned a predicament to its advantage on Tuesday when it made a profit by selling Nkr4.5bn ($724m) of shares in Statoil, the Norwegian energy group, after failing to fully sell a Nkr12.48bn ($2bn) stake for the government last Wednesday.
  • Bank of Nova Scotia is in the market with a $300m multicurrency secured facility for Industrias Unidas.
  • Merrill Lynch turned a predicament to its advantage on Tuesday when it made a profit by selling Nkr4.5bn ($724m) of shares in Statoil, the Norwegian energy group, after failing to fully sell a Nkr12.48bn ($2bn) stake for the government last Wednesday.
  • Software provider Misys has launched a $800m loan through mandated lead arrangers Barclays, BNP Paribas, BayernLB, Commerzbank, Lloyds TSB (bookrunner) and Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner).
  • Bank of America's Arrington Mixon has been appointed global head of credit syndicate, which will involve integrating syndicate functions across loans, high grade debt, high yield and distressed bonds.
  • Russia's Moscow Bank for Reconstruction and Development (MBRD) is expected to price its debut Eurobond issue via Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein today (Friday).