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  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Compiled by Annie Seelaus
  • After much hype - and volumes in excess of R100bn - Russia's growing corporate bond market has lost its momentum. But is this a temporary glitch or a more serious set-back to the market's development? Kathryn Wells assesses prospects for the remainder of the year.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston brought a new asset class to the capital markets this week with a $260m equivalent bond for Fifa, world football's governing body. The deal is the first ever in which bond investors will take on the pure risk of a manmade disaster.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston brought a new asset class to the capital markets this week with a $260m equivalent bond for Fifa, world football's governing body. The deal is the first ever in which bond investors will take on the pure risk of a manmade disaster.
  • Financial borrowers' bond spreads softened this week and the primary market slowed as investors digested September's heavy supply.
  • EuroWeek extends a warm welcome to readers of this report, the latest in a series of highly successful special supplements on Russia.
  • Corrugated paper manufacturer Emin Leydier has signed banks into its Eu240m loan facility. The mandated arrangers, which fully underwrote the deal, are Crédit Lyonnais, Lyonnaise de Banque, Natexis Banques Populaires (bookrunner), and SG.
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  • Russia's borrowers have made impressive strides in the international debt capital markets over the past 18 months. Some of them, such as Gazprom, are also making a name for themselves in the EuroMTN market. But as Jonathan Sibun and Duncan Kerr find out, the pool of potential Russian EuroMTN issuers is shallow and will remain so until the sovereign itself is granted a ratings upgrade.
  • Russian steel producer MMK is roadshowing a likely $300m five year offering via ABN Amro and UBS, while mobile phone operator MTS is preparing a probable $400m seven year 144A transaction via Credit Suisse First Boston and ING, as Russian borrowers prepare for a bumper last quarter of issuance in 2003.