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  • Alfa Bank, Russia?s largest privately owned bank, will close syndication of its $100m one year loan next week.
  • Rating: B3/B-
  • Samsonite, the US luggage maker, was the only issuer brave enough to test the European high yield market this week, albeit with a Eu100m tranche. The euro piece is one part of a $325m deal that has been put back to the market restructured and reduced in price.
  • Rating: B3/B-
  • Amount: A$500.75m (increased from A$450m)
  • The South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) will announce the mandate on its $1bn loan over the next few days, after beating banks down to a benchmark margin.
  • The news that there will shortly be a new book published about Schroders, is hardly likely to have the compilers of the Guinness Book of Records preparing to push down the Bible and Harry Potter into second and third place.
  • Bookrunners JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland have closed the $375m four year loan for Scottish Power.
  • The S$150m three year credit for Hong Leong Finance was signed on Tuesday. Lead arrangers BA Asia, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and DBS Bank held S$27m apiece.
  • The Slovene Export Corporation has closed syndication of its Eu125m five year transaction oversubscribed. An increase has not yet been decided.
  • In these columns we have recently been very complimentary about HSBC, for the simple reason that this is a bank that makes good decisions easily and quickly, while many competitors walk around shuffling their feet or scratching their duffs. HSBC leads by example and it isn?t frightened about being controversial ? look at the purchase of Household International, which drew howls of anguish when it was first announced.