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  • BancAmerica Securities Inc led $200m US-CP facility renewal for CAF is to sign on September 10. The 364 days at 20bp risk fee facility will be effective from September 17. Argentina
  • Croatia Syndication of the DM60m term loan being arranged for first time borrower Kras dd by Bayerische Vereinsbank AG, Banque Nationale de Paris (London), and RZB has been completed around 30% oversubscribed.
  • France Chase Investment Bank has discreetly completed and should sign its $190m rig financing for Beacon-Schlumberger next week.
  • THE LONG anticipated $400m loan being sought by well regarded Czech mobile phone operator EuroTel Prahia is being launched into syndication. The facility, which was mandated to Chase Investment Bank and Citibank International plc -- shareholder SPT Telecom's traditional lead banks -- is structured as a five year revolving credit.
  • India Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd is tapping the market with a $15.46m loan through arranger Crédit Lyonnais.
  • Tim Taylor has joined BZW Syndications & Loan Distribution. Taylor, who was previously with Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, will be working on origination of management and leveraged buy-outs alongside Andrew Golding. Paul Rivers, most recently at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd, has returned to his former firm Bank of New York after two years away. Rivers has been appointed a managing director and head of loan syndications.
  • ALFA BANK is breaking new ground for Russian commercial bank borrowers with an innovatively structured $50m US commercial paper facility being arranged by Bank of America International Ltd. The deal, which was launched earlier today (Friday), is the first use of the US-CP market by a Russian borrower. Alfa is likely to be followed by other Russian institutions keen to diversify their funding sources and lock in the cheap money available in the US markets.
  • South Africa The hotly contested bidding for ABSA Bank's $200m loan has been finalised and the mandate awarded to an unusual grouping of four banks.
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  • MORGAN STANLEY Dean Witter has launched a Lit350bn ($200m) capital increase for Banca Popolare di Brescia in the form a sale of new shares without pre-emptive rights. Existing shareholders have approved the move at the latest general meeting.
  • MARKET SOURCES in London point to ING Barings as the winner of the beauty parade to lead manage the offering of stock in Jordan's Arab Potash, one of a number of offerings planned from the region. The firm has been competing with Nomura and HSBC to lead the deal, which should reach the markets in the next two months.