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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  • Taiwan’s technology stocks have been hit hard over the past six months, battered by political and sector concerns. But the next three months are set to be the busiest of the year as optimism grows. Mark B Johnson reports.
  • Olivetti acquisition vehicle Tec-nost stunned the market with a Eu2bn exchangeable for shares of Telecom Italia via Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Mediobanca yesterday (Thursday). Tecnost's share price lost more than 3% after the launch and there was concern over the issue's timing. The terms, toward the low end of the conversion premium range, and at the top of the yield to maturity range, reflected the sale's difficult nature.
  • The near limitless liquidity within the syndicated loans market for telecom assets may be threatened by European banking regulators’ concerns about banks’ overexposure to the sector — in turn threatening the ability of telecoms firms to raise debt efficiently.
  • The near limitless liquidity within the syndicated loans market for telecom assets may be threatened by European banking regulators’ concerns about banks’ overexposure to the sector — in turn threatening the ability of telecoms firms to raise debt efficiently.
  • Books closed yesterday (Thursday) for the Eu780m convertible bond component of the Eu3.2bn Thomson Multimedia (TMM) fundraising and selldown by the French government. The 5.2 year bond will not be priced until October 5 when the equity offering closes, to prevent arbitrageurs taking advantage of the gap. There is a greenshoe of 15% or Eu117m.
  • The IPO of Spain's Telefónica Moviles, Telefónica's subsidiary, scheduled for the end of November could be smaller than expected, raising Eu6bn. JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Credit Suisse First Boston, La Caixa, and BBVA will co-ordinate the deal.
  • Toyota Motor Credit Corp this week launched its first institutionally targeted dollar transaction since 1998, a $750m five year Eurodollar bond led by Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS Warburg. The deal is effectively a refinancing of a $750m five year Euro-Asian issue that matures in October, but the borrower took the opportunity to re-introduce its credit to institutional accounts.
  • UBS will today (Friday) price a blowout $1.5bn issue of non-cumulative perpetual preferred securities, aided by a general dearth of new dollar issues and its offer of high credit quality paper in the sector. The deal, led by UBS Warburg, is being increased from $1.25bn and price talk was tightened from 280bp-290bp to 280bp-285bp after the transaction attracted more than $4bn of orders. Bankers expect the perpetual non-call 10 issue to be priced at the tight end of its range.
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  • Eectricidade de Portugal started premarketing its $1.91bn secondary offering on Monday. BCP Investimentos, UBS Warburg and Schroder Salomon Smith Barney are joint global co-ordinators of the 600m share offering, which represents 20% of the company's share capital.