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  • THE RUSSIAN syndicated loan market collapsed this week as political and economic turmoil, loan defaults and the revoking of certain banking licences destroyed any lingering confidence of its ability to survive last week's central bank imposition of a 90-day debt moratorium on foreign commercial credits. Lenders cut all credit lines and pulled any transactions still in the market. Many predict that most of these lines will not be reopened for three years, at the very least.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Tawanda Nyandoro, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1087
  • Iceland General syndication of the $75m multicurrency revolving credit for Islandsbanki will close at the end of next week. The loan has been well received and is already oversubscribed.
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  • STANDARD Chartered and Ghana International Bank have the won the coveted mandate to arrange the annual pre-export finance facility for Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod). The two arrangers have not officially released the margin and the fees on the $320m transaction. However, Euroweek has learnt that the pricing and the fees are higher than on the $275m 1997 deal.
  • Eurosterling secondary market Compiled by HSBC Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-488 1733.
  • * Crédit Local de France Rating: Aa1/AA+
  • * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • SECONDARY market activity completely overshadowed the primary this week. Flight to quality trades drove two 10 year dollar globals by US agencies, GECC continued its borrowing spree in the FRN market and Italy targeted the safe haven of the Swiss franc market. Apart from that minimal activity, the mainstream new issue market remained paralysed by the ramifications of Russia's political and economic collapse.