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  • Finansbank Romania, the majority owned subsidiary of Finansbank in Turkey, has mandated Alpha Bank, Bank of New York and Wachovia Bank for its Eu10m 364 day loan. General syndication was launched on Tuesday, with three ticket levels on offer. Arrangers committing Eu2m receive a fee of 115bp, lead managers committing Eu1.5m receive a fee of 105bp and managers committing Eu1m receive 95bp.
  • Al Rosa, the Russian diamond company, has mandated Citigroup and SG for its debut $100m three year unsecured deal. This is one of several unsecured deals in the Russian market at the moment. MobileTeleSystems (MTS) has a $500m unsecured transaction proceeding through the market and Norilsk Nickel recently mandated Barclays, BNP Paribas and HSBC for a $500m unsecured deal.
  • Landesbank Saar (SaarLB) is set to issue the first trades off its new Eu2bn EuroCP programme next week after three weeks of investor marketing by the dealer group.
  • There was a bank meeting on Wednesday in Dinnington, UK, for syndication of debt backing the secondary buy out of UK machine services and waste collection company Safety-Kleen.
  • Saga, the UK company that specialises in travel and insurance for the over-50s, closed the first round of private equity and trade bids to buy the company yesterday (Thursday).
  • Standard & Poor?s unexpectedly raised its rating for Turkey from B+ to BB- on Tuesday, prompting spreads on Turkey?s bonds to tighten by more than 10bp across the curve.
  • ?Thank God the bonus pool is already looking good?. That was the reaction of one senior trader at a US bulge bracket house after mighty UBS said its revenues could slow significantly in the second half of 2004.
  • Société Générale and ING have backed out of arranging a $600m loan for TNK-BP, the UK oil company?s Russian joint venture ? the first sign that the troubles of Yukos are beginning to affect investment in other companies.
  • Société Générale and ING have backed out of arranging a $600m loan for TNK-BP, the UK oil company?s Russian joint venture ? the first sign that the troubles of Yukos are beginning to affect investment in other companies.
  • Mandated arranger DBS Bank is waiting for the last bank to respond before completing syndication of Metalform?s $130m five year leveraged buy-out facility.
  • A HK$350m five year financing for Chinese Estates Holdings should reach financial close by today (Friday).