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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  • Spain's national airline, Iberia, raised Eu496.5m this week with a widely distributed and successful securitisation of 18 aircraft, lead managed by Crédit Lyonnais, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Tokyo-Mitsubishi International. The deal lends new credibility to investment banks' persistent efforts to import the US enhanced equipment trust certificate (EETC) structure to Europe.
  • Anglo Irish Bank Corp this week launched the UK's largest ever multi-loan commercial mortgage securitisation and achieved an enthusiastic market response. The £385.5m deal, lead managed by Merrill Lynch, was heavily oversubscribed on all its tranches.
  • Nomura's principal finance group has permanently withdrawn its bid to buy London's Millennium Dome for £105m. News broke this week that the bank, which had been named preferred bidder after an eight month competition, was pulling out. The main reason was that the New Millennium Experience Company (NMEC), which has run the Dome during its one year spell as a state sponsored exhibition, could not give Nomura a definitive list of the assets it owned.
  • UK retail bank Northern Rock returned to the mortgage backed market this week with a huge deal that would have broken records for size until this year, and still managed to push pricing in to levels tighter than comparable issues have enjoyed since the middle of 1999. The £1.3bn issue was led, like Northern Rock's two other MBS, by JP Morgan.
  • US credit card issuer MBNA America Bank made its debut in the Swiss franc market this week with a well received Sfr1bn issue led by Credit Suisse First Boston. Since Capital One Bank opened the Swiss franc market to US credit card issuers in June 1997, MBNA's arch-rival, Citibank, has brought three deals in the currency, totalling Sfr3.064bn. GMAC has also tapped the market twice with securitisations of its loans to US auto dealers.
  • Jean-Pierre Audebourg, finance and treasury director
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    Wolfgang Stofer, director of treasury, accounting and taxes
  • Thierry Dufour, treasurer
  • Bettina Klose, head of capital markets
  • Jean-Luc Petitpont, general manager
  • Linda Knight, senior vice president and treasurer
  • Lauralee Martin, CFO