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  • RUSSIA was staring into a political and economic abyss on Thursday after an escalating cycle of disasters this week left the country's financial markets in tatters. Following a week in which the country has experienced unparalleled political and economic chaos, bankers now question Russia's future ability to service its foreign currency debt obligations and say the country is effectively barred from the international bond markets.
  • Croatia Arranger Commerzbank has closed syndication of a DM25m term loan for Varazdinska Banka dd.
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  • THE FLOTATION of Elexis Holding became the first casualty of the German stockmarket volatility this week as issuers started to weigh the wisdom of proceeding with new issues in such turbulent conditions. The vendor, private equity firm Doughty Hanson and lead managers Merrill Lynch and Bayerische Vereinsbank decided yesterday (Thursday) to postpone its IPO on the Frankfurt stock exchange.
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  • Emerging markets commentary Compiled by ANZ Investment Bank, London. Contact: Jerome Booth. Tel: +44 171-378 2959
  • Ghana The co-arranger phase of the $250m corporate credit for Ashanti Goldfields Company Ltd, arranged by Chase Manhattan, will close next week. All indications point to a successful completion, despite the ambitious size of the facility. Banks were offered $20m takes.
  • China Commerzbank AG has been mandated by Sichuan Airlines to arrange a loan to finance three Airbus aircraft. The facility amount will be for about $130m.
  • Australia ABN Amro Bank, Deutsche Bank and Barclays are discussing the $900m six and a half year loan for Southern Cross Cables with six prospective sub-underwriters.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Gerrard Perrignon, RBC DS Global Markets, London.
  • THE GREEK government's privatisation programme suffered a setback this week when the sale of 51% of Ionian Bank, a subsidiary of state-owned Commercial Bank of Greece, was withdrawn after the offers from the only three competing bidders were deemed too low. Analysts said the failure cast a cloud over Greece's economic reform programme and hopes to join the European Union, with Morgan Stanley describing the Ionian sale as a litmus test of the government's ability to press ahead with its convergence programme and structural reforms.