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  • * European Investment Bank
  • KREDITANSTALT für Wiederaufbau launched the largest non- government floater in the German markets this week with a five year DM3bn issue via Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and Lehman Brothers.
  • Asset backed securities: * European Mortgage Securities 1 BV
  • Brazil * Banco ABN
  • 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.
  • * Crédit Local de France Rating: Aa1/AA+
  • France Chase Investment Bank has discreetly completed and should sign its $190m rig financing for Beacon-Schlumberger next week.
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • 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.
  • THE FRENCH government is moving at speed to complete a partial flotation of France Télécom, with plans to launch the sale into an already crowded autumn calendar of telecom privatisations. Late last night Euroweek learned that, as a sign of its commitment to a speedy sale, the Trésor has requested that analysts' meetings take place on Monday (September 8) and that the IPO be priced by October 16.
  • 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.