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  • Perekriostok, the Russian food retailer, has approached the market for a deal worth $75m. The loan will be syndicated by a group of Western banks and pays a margin of 375bp over Libor.
  • A one notch upgrade for Russia from Standard & Poor's (S&P) to BB+ has boosted the prospects for a group of the country's banks looking to issue Eurobonds.
  • The Samurai market entered 2003 with a miserable legacy. The Asian financial crash lingered in Japanese investors’ memories, while foremost in their minds were the Argentine and Turkish crises and the corporate scandals in the US.
  • Investors' attention will turn today (Friday) to a tiny hamlet on the North Sea coast of Frisia ? and to a (probably apocryphal) historical duke.
  • Industrija Nafte (Ina), the Croatian oil and gas company, is coming to the loan market for $250m, its largest deal so far.
  • Export-Import Bank of India is tapping the market for a $75m 364 day loan through arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Citigroup, DZ Bank AG (Singapore) and Natexis Banques Populaires (Singapore).
  • Sole lead arranger and bookrunner DBS has completed the syndication of the $215m five year fundraising for PT Mitra Global Telekomunikasi Indonesia. The arranger held $10m through DBS and $30m through Bank DBS Indonesia.
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  • Banks have been signed in on the $975m facilities backing the buy-out of Inmarsat by Apax Partners via lead managers and bookrunners Barclays, Credit Suisse First Boston and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Guarantor: Inmarsat Group Ltd
  • As Martin Fisch, head of equity-linked origination in Europe at Deutsche Bank in London, says participants in the equity-linked business are forever looking for new angles to offer issuers. "One factor which will make an impact in 2004 are the changes taking place in international accounting standards (IAS), which will be implemented in January 2005," he says.