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  • Dutch Employment company Vedior has mandated BNP Paribas and ING to arrange a Eu750m five year deal. The loan will refinance a Eu1.4bn facility signed in August 2000 and be used for general corporate purposes.
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  • Genesis Power has raised NZ$675m through a three and five year loan arranged by Westpac Banking Corp. Participating banks include ABN Amro, Australia & New Zealand Banking Group and Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
  • The third quarter of 2004 is beginning to remind us of the autumn of 1998, when many of the world's best investment and commercial banks bet their shirts on Russian bonds and lost their trousers as well.
  • Citigroup's chief executive Charles Prince announced on Tuesday that the bank had dismissed Deryck Maughan, vice-chairman and head of the bank's international operations; Thomas Jones, head of Citigroup asset management; and Peter Scaturro, head of Citigroup private bank.
  • Russia's local corporate bond market has experienced another roller coaster year ? albeit not quite on the scale of that of 2003 ? and it looks as if this will continue until longer term investors wrest control of the market from the dominant financial institutions. By Kathryn Wells
  • The Polish Ministry of the Treasury has insisted it will proceed with its privatisation programme, despite a hostile political climate in which the country's parliament, the Sejm, has frequently voted against further sales.
  • Banco Internacional do Funchal (Banif) has mandated HSH Nordbank and Lloyds TSB on to a Eu75m deal. The five year transaction pays a margin of Euribor plus 37.5bp and was launched last Monday.
  • Prudential, the UK insurance company, shocked the equity market on Tuesday by announcing a £1bn rights issue to fund the growth of its UK business and help it to meet new EU solvency requirements.