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  • 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.
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  • Frank Quattrone has won the right to stay out of jail pending his appeal against an 18 month sentence for obstruction of justice. A US appeals court delivered the ruling on Tuesday, just nine days before Quattrone was due to go to prison.
  • In February 2003 British oil company BP agreed a $6.75bn acquisition of the oil assets of Alfa Group and Access/Renova. Seven months later, in September, TNK-BP was formed to hold the three firms' Russian oil assets. In his first big interview since being appointed CFO of TNK-BP just over a year ago, Kent Potter talks to Kathryn Wells about the company's ambitious plans for restructuring.
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  • The rush of Italian local authorities to the debt markets is set to continue over the next weeks, with the Province of Rome planning to establish a EuroMTN shelf, the Region of Veneto set to launch a Eu250m domestic bond and the City of Venice preparing to issue a Eu35m domestic deal.
  • There are four banks shortlisted in the bidding process for a $60m facility for local electricity company of Termoelectrica, Electrocentrale. The company sent out requests for proposals recently. There are two tranches on the deal: an 18 month loan and a two year tranche.
  • The rush of Italian local authorities to the debt markets is set to continue over the next weeks, with the Province of Rome planning to establish a EuroMTN shelf, the Region of Veneto set to launch a Eu250m domestic bond and the City of Venice preparing to issue a Eu35m domestic deal.
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  • Alfa Bank has mandated Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Commerzbank and Natexis Banques Populaires to arrange a $50m trade related loan on a best-efforts basis. The one year facility pays 175bp over Libor.
  • Samba Bank has launched its Eu500m five year term loan through mandated lead arrangers Arab National Bank, BNP Paribas, Citigroup (bookrunner), Deutsche Bank, Gulf International Bank, JP Morgan (bookrunner) Qatar National Bank and Standard Chartered. Banks are offered tickets of $25m paying fees of 25bp, $20m paying 20bp and $10m 15bp.