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  • HSBC has pulled out of arranging a $500m loan for Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel, only a week after SG and ING withdrew from a $660m loan for TNK-BP, a Russian oil company.
  • HSBC has pulled out of arranging a $500m loan for Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel, only a week after SG and ING withdrew from a $660m loan for TNK-BP, a Russian oil company.
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  • Invitel has signed banks into its Eu165m recapitalisation, arranged by BNP Paribas. The company, previously known as Vivendi Telecom Hungary, was bought by AIG Emerging Europe Infrastructure Fund and GMT Communications Partners in May 2003.
  • The European securitisation market was given a clear reminder this week of the complexities of share lease contracts as an Amsterdam court rejected a collective claim against Dexia Bank Nederland, whilst simultaneously paving the way for other individual claims.
  • Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) on Monday became the first borrower from Singapore to set up a EuroCP programme after it signed a $2bn shelf through joint arrangers Citigroup and Deutsche Bank.
  • The City of Bratislava has sent out requests for proposals to 34 banks for a Eu87.5m facility. It will be the municipality's first syndicated loan.
  • Mobitel Slovenia's Eu250m loan has signed via Nova Ljubljanska Bank, SMBC and WestLB.
  • The $200m one year club deal for telecommunications provider KT Corp should be signed on August 30.
  • The European high yield market could see as much as Eu4bn of supply in the remaining four months of the year as issuers look to take advantage of a reinvigorated market that is likely to offer attractive funding terms.
  • The European high yield market could see as much as Eu4bn of supply in the remaining four months of the year as issuers look to take advantage of a reinvigorated market that is likely to offer attractive funding terms.