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  • Bankers in Bangkok and Hong Kong were on tenterhooks awaiting the final result of the retail offer of the Bank Thai privatisation, when it closed yesterday (Thursday). If there is a shortfall in the retail offer, as appeared likely, this leaves the prospect of the lead underwriters picking up the shares. This is assuming there is not sufficient additional demand following the institutional bookbuild, which closed at the end of last week.
  • China Telecom has started working with its three lead managers on the pre-marketing of its 16.8bn share sale. The early indicative price range for its dual Hong Kong and New York Stock Exchange listing has been set at HK$1.6-HK$1.8 per share. China International Capital, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley are arranging the sale.
  • Joint mandated arrangers Arab Banking Corporation (ABC) (facility agent), National Bank of Abu Dhabi (information memorandum) and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi have launched the $120m three year facility for the Commercial Bank of Qatar into general syndication. Commitments are due by next week and an oversubscription is already expected by bankers.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+ Amount: Nkr400m
  • Rating: B1/BB-/BB- Amount: $759m exchange offer
  • The mandate to arrange the $200m six year facility for Termoelectrica will be awarded next week. The deal has been increased to a $320m five or six year facility due to the larger funding requirements of the borrower.
  • Rating: Aa3/A/AA- Amount: $750m lower tier two capital
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Dexia, HVB Group and WestLB will launch the $450m 5-1/2 year facility for Gazprom into syndication in the next two weeks. For further details see EuroWeek 769.
  • Russia's borrowers continue to flock to the syndicated loan market. This week new facilities for two of its financial institutions will be launched. Mandated arranger Standard Bank will launch the $30m one year amortising term loan for Nomos Bank into syndication by today (Friday).
  • Rating: AA-/AAA Amount: Eu50m
  • The retail phase of the syndication of the Eu2.35bn acquisition financing for Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) will be launched towards the end of next week. Progress on selling the debt has been slowed down by the summer holidays and management changes, but also by a weak response to the deal at the senior level from the market. However, the lead banks hope there will be greater liquidity for the deal in retail particularly from Gulf-based institutions.
  • Santander Central Hispano (SCH) plans to raise Eu600m by selling a 9% stake in Banesto, the Spanish commercial bank. An analysts' meeting has been scheduled for early October and the bank should confirm next week that Credit Suisse First Boston and SCH will lead the issue. The deal was expected in 2003, but SCH's need for capital means it will try to bring forward the timing.