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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  • Sumitomo Chemical Company
    Sumitomo Chemical Company has added the following banks to the dealer panel off its $2 billion Euro-MTN programme: JP Morgan, Sumitomo Trust and Merrill Lynch. Salomon Smith Barney is the arranger.
    August 18, 2000
  • Sakura Finance
    Sakura Finance has added Deutsche Bank as a dealer to its ¥500 billion ($4.6 billion) Euro-MTN programme.
    August 18, 2000
  • Bond Comments
    South African rand
    * Rabobank Nederland NV
    August 18, 2000
  • SUMMARY OF NEW ISSUES
    August 18, 2000
  • Supply pressures spreads ahead of September rush
    Signs of fatigue started to emerge in the US corporate bond market this week as borrowers rushed to launch new issues before September, when supply is expected to be extremely heavy. About $13bn of bonds were scheduled for pricing by the end of today (Friday), including: $3bn from the financing arm of US telecoms company Qwest, $2bn from Wells Fargo, $1.5bn from Federal Home Loan Banks, $2.3bn from First Union Corp, and $750m from Heller Financial.
    August 18, 2000
  • Equity
    Syzygy picks Neuer Markt for retail investor access, stability
    E-BUSINESS strategy provider Syzygy has reaffirmed the Neuer Markt's leadership of the European high growth markets by choosing to list on the Frankfurt exchange. The company, which is the product of a merger of three firms - the British firm Syzygy, United Media of Germany and France's NetForce - appointed HSBC Trinkaus to manage the listing.
    August 18, 2000
  • Bond Comments
    Swiss francs
    Domestic issuance:
    August 18, 2000
  • ThyssenKrupp gives up ambitious IPO plan
    GERMAN Engineering group ThyssenKrupp was forced to postpone the DM3bn (Eu1.5bn) IPO of its steel unit this week, after it became apparent the sale would not be able to achieve the valuation the management had expected. The company had pushed ahead with the issue of between 25% and 35% of the unit, despite warnings that it would be difficult to sell (see EW658).
    August 18, 2000
  • Equity
    ThyssenKrupp gives up ambitious IPO plan
    GERMAN Engineering group ThyssenKrupp was forced to postpone the DM3bn (Eu1.5bn) IPO of its steel unit this week, after it became apparent the sale would not be able to achieve the valuation the management had expected. The company had pushed ahead with the issue of between 25% and 35% of the unit, despite warnings that it would be difficult to sell (see EW658).
    August 18, 2000
  • Tokyu Corporation
    Tokyu Corporation has added Sanwa International and Zenshinren International as dealers off its ¥100 billion ($920.5 million) Euro-MTN programme. These banks have been dropped as dealers: Credit Suisse First Boston and Dresdner Bank. The programme was signed in 1996 by IBJ International and has $620.31 outstanding off 46 trades.
    August 18, 2000
  • Turkey gears up for new bond, Dogus takes on financing bids
    THE REPUBLIC of Turkey is considering a variety of bond proposals, with most bankers believing a 20 year dollar denominated issue is the most likely option. Other possibilities include an eight year euro transaction. However, some bankers think it unlikely that Turkey - which has already topped its annual funding target this year with $6.1bn worth of bond issues - will tap the market before a visit from the IMF, scheduled at end of the month.
    August 18, 2000
  • Equity
    Turkey gears up for new bond, Dogus takes on financing bids
    THE REPUBLIC of Turkey is considering a variety of bond proposals, with most bankers believing a 20 year dollar denominated issue is the most likely option. Other possibilities include an eight year euro transaction. However, some bankers think it unlikely that Turkey - which has already topped its annual funding target this year with $6.1bn worth of bond issues - will tap the market before a visit from the IMF, scheduled at end of the month.
    August 18, 2000
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