GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • A full breakdown of non-syndicated debt issued in the first quarter of 2000: by ratings, by currencies, by issuer type and by issuer nationality.
  • Full breakdown of non-syndicated debt issued in first quarter of 1999: by currency, by issuer type, by issuer nationality, by ratings and by term.
  • Full breakdown of non-syndicated debt issued in second quarter of 1999: by currency, by issuer type, by issuer nationality, by ratings and by term.
  • A full breakdown of non-syndicated debt issued in the third quarter of 1999: by currency, by issuer type, by issuer nationality, by ratings and by term.
  • Full breakdown of non-syndicated debt in second quarter of 2000: by ratings, by term, by issuer type and by currencies.
  • Full breakdown of non-syndicated debt issued in third quarter of 2000: by currency, by issuer type, by issuer nationality, by ratings and by term.
  • A full breakdown of non-syndicated debt issued in the fourth quarter of 1999: by currency, by issuer type, by ratings, by term and by issuer nationality.
  • Aiful Corporation has increased the limit off its ¥50 billion ($457.46 million) Euro-MTN programme to ¥100 billion.
  • Citibank/SSSB (bookrunner), Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (bookrunner and information memorandum) and Dresdner Bank (bookrunner, facility and documentation agent) have launched the debut $100m 364 day term loan for BoE Bank into general syndication. The deal closed oversubscribed after the first round. Before general, Commerzbank, First Union National Bank, Fuji Bank, Standard Chartered and Sumitomo joined as arrangers. American Express Bank, Crédit Lyonnais and KBC (Dublin) have joined as co-arrangers.
  • "Between you, me and Frankfurt banking circles," said a banker in Commerzbank's Frankfurt office, "if they took a vote inside the bank tomorrow, Müller would get 90%." It is traditional in German banks for the chair of the Vorstad to resign at the first AGM after their 65th birthday. Commerzbank's chairman, Martin Kolhausen, will be 65 before Commerzbank's next AGM in May, and is due to retire. Although no decision will be officially taken until the supervisory board meeting on November 13, the board is expected to nominate Klaus-Peter Müller.
  • Argentina is gearing up to return to both the euro and dollar markets, with Santander understood to have been awarded a mandate for a two to four year Eu500m deal, while US investors position themselves in the dollar market for a long dated issue. Santander would not comment yesterday (Thursday), but it is believed to have won a mandate with the argument that it would open up a new market in Spain for Argentina by registering the deal with the Spanish securities commission. "It is a bit of a joke on Santander's part to say 'we will develop a new market for you'," said a banker at one competing securities firm. "If they thought there was a market there to be developed, why didn't they do that over the last few years? Santander can go and sell it to anyone."
  • Hong Kong Arrangers Chinatrust Commercial Bank (Hong Kong), Commerz (East Asia) and Standard Chartered Bank have launched a HK$350m equivalent fundraiser for consumer finance company United Asia Finance.