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  • Bankers were worried about the prospects for the structured EuroMTN market at the beginning of 2004, but many of their concerns proved unfounded. Tight credit spreads and a more benign interest rate environment than had been forecast brought investors to the EuroMTN market in larger numbers than ever before. Jonathan Sibun reports.
  • Final commitments for fertiliser company Eurochem's $150m two year deal are due next week. Signing should take place at the beginning of February.
  • Leveraged buy-outs were one of the most profitable areas of the loan market for arranging banks in 2004 and this year banks are again expected to chase LBO deals, as well as branching into sectors such as property, cross-over credits and structured media and telecoms. Bankers are cautious, however, about the widespread relaxation of borrowing standards, a result of surplus cash for lending in both the investment grade and leveraged markets.
  • Another strong, if fragmented year for Russian bond issuers was supplemented by the arrival of borrowers from neighbouring Kazakhstan and Ukraine. Bankers hope that this will continue in 2005, although they predict that banks, rather than companies, will produce the greatest number of deals. By Kathryn Wells.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Morgan Stanley on Tuesday began premarketing for the $1.5bn IPO of Sistema, one of Russia's largest holding companies, which if successful will be the largest Russian IPO ever.
  • Supermarket chain J Sainsbury's has approached banks to refinance its bilateral loans in a facility worth £600m. The five year revolver was launched on Monday by mandated lead arrangers Barclays, BNP Paribas, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Guarantor: Banco Santander Central Hispano SA
  • Slovenske Elektrarne has signed its five year Eu500m loan, which was increased from Eu300m following an oversubscription.