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  • Thank you to our friends at Merrill Lynch who keep us in touch with everything and set an example for corporate communications excellence ? would that some other Euromarket houses could match the same high standards.
  • The $1.5bn commercial tranche of Qatar Gas II is likely to be increased after the project attracted huge interest from investors. The deadline for bids was last week and more than 40 banks vied for the mandate.
  • Telecoms operator Optimus should sign banks into its Eu450m refinancing today (Friday). ABN Amro and BNP Paribas are arranging the deal.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has added Antje Pardi as a senior director in European loan sales with a focus on the Italian market. The bank has also recently hired Fabrice Schwartz as an associate director in sales to concentrate on the French market (see Trading Places, loans news, EuroWeek 863 page 45).
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  • Raiffeisen Bank Romania, RZB?s Romanian subsidiary, has approached banks for its debut two to three year $100m facility. Bidding is aggressive for the mandate.
  • Bank of Moscow, the Russian private bank, has signed a $100m two year unsecured loan. The deal pays a margin of 250bp over Libor and was arranged by Depfa Bank and Donau Bank.
  • The German state of Saxony-Anhalt this week became the first European borrower to access the Islamic investor base, with a Eu100m sukuk (Islamic leasing bond) that achieved a cost of funds in line with the state?s ordinary levels in euros.
  • The German state of Saxony-Anhalt this week became the first European borrower to access the Islamic investor base, with a Eu100m sukuk (Islamic leasing bond) that achieved a cost of funds in line with the state?s ordinary levels in euros.
  • Scottish Widows, the UK investment manager, sold £171.91m of shares in British Sky Broadcasting Group last Friday, apparently setting off a decline in the stock price which accelerated sharply on Wednesday when BskyB announced its latest figures.