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  • Lousie Lomax has moved to the secondary sales and trading team at Greenwich NatWest under Chris Porter. Lomax was previously part of Greenwich NatWest's forfaiting team focusing on Russian business. Steve Perry has joined the syndications team at ABN Amro in London. He was previously at UBS for eight years where he worked in the agency credit administration department before moving to the execution and management structured finance team. His last role at UBS was in the bank's loan trading department.
  • THE SPECTRE of a meltdown in Russia's financial markets loomed larger than ever this week after the Russian government lost its battle to maintain the stability of the rouble -- long the centrepiece of its economic policy.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Tawanda Nyandoro, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1087
  • Denmark ABN Amro (joint books and documentation agent), Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (facility agent) and Citibank (joint books and info memo agent) have been mandated by Borealis A/S to arrange a $500m seven year revolving credit.
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  • * National Westminster Bank plc Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • PREPARATIONS for the Swisscom privatisation moved up a gear this week, following the company's release of a strong set of first half results yesterday (Thursday). The second round of analyst meetings took place in tandem with the results release. Pre-marketing for the $5bn+ offering is due to start in the last week of August, with the deal likely to close in late September.
  • * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • HEIGHTENED stockmarket volatility as a result of Asia's continuing crisis and Russia's collapse will have an adverse effect on the new issue market for the rest of the year, syndicate managers warned this week. The pipeline of equity issues is bulging from September onwards, with an array of planned privatisation and corporate issues from developed and emerging markets.
  • Al Lord is leaving Morgan Stanley Dean Witter's syndicate desk in London to join the firm's corporate finance department, concentrating on IPOs and high yield markets. Lord has been on Morgan Stanley's London desk for two years. Before that he was syndicate manager for Asia for four years.