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  • BOS International has increased the amount of its $2 billion Euro debt issuance programme to $3 billion. UBS Warburg and Australia & New Zealand Banking Group have been dropped as dealers.
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  • Merrill Lynch has begun premarketing the Eu750m-Eu850m IPO of Greek mobile operator CosmOTE. The deal now looks set to raise less than the Eu750m-Eu900m figure mooted just a fortnight ago. Roadshows for the 48.7m share sale will begin, and a price range will be announced, during the week of September 11, with pricing expected in the first week of October.
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  • Argentina
  • Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank (DKB) has added JP Morgan as a dealer off its ¥1 trillion ($9.34 billion) Euro-MTN programme. DKB has issued 145 trades and the total amount outstanding is $6.84 billion.
  • Australia General Property Trust raised A$200m this week by selling 76m new units. Through the sale, GPT pushed the value of property trust placements out of Australia in the past two months to A$1.2bn. ABN Amro Rothschild managed the sale with sole bookrunner UBS Warburg.
  • Citigroup established a new record in the Samurai bond market this week, launching a ¥175bn three tranche transaction that was increased from ¥155bn on the back of strong demand.
  • Citigroup established a new record in the Samurai bond market this week, launching a ¥175bn three tranche transaction that was increased from ¥155bn on the back of strong demand.
  • South Africa
  • Argentina created a Eu1bn four year benchmark on Thursday by adding Eu500m to a 9.25% July 2004 deal launched in June. According to an official at lead manager Caboto, the second tranche of the transaction was launched to take advantage of good appetite for Latin euro paper among both retail and institutional investors, in spite of the usual summer lull.