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  • Mexico The bank list is now available for the $120m 364 day Asian term loan for Banamex.
  • THE INHERENT volatility of internet stocks was in full view on the Paris bourse yesterday (Thursday), when French ISP LibertySurf was suspended on its debut. Despite unprecedented flexibility from the Paris bourse, the company's stock had to be suspended several times.
  • THE INHERENT volatility of internet stocks was in full view on the Paris bourse yesterday (Thursday), when French ISP LibertySurf was suspended on its debut. Despite unprecedented flexibility from the Paris bourse, the company's stock had to be suspended several times.
  • INTERNET and software offers on the Neuer Markt endured mixed fortunes as heavy falls on the US and European new markets put pressure on the investor love affair with the sector. While Lycos Europe's Eu773m IPO looks set to be a hit when it prices on Monday and DCI's Eu71.68m IPO more than doubled, Commerzbank's Eu97.9m IPO for Travel24.com just held its issue price at the end of its first day trading.
  • MARCONI disappointed bankers and investors this week as its Eu1.5bn two tranche transaction - originally viewed as a potential deal of the year - was hit by confusion surrounding the pricing and syndication of the issue. Ahead of launch, Marconi appeared to have all the ingredients for a successful transaction: its A3/BBB+ rating matching demand for lower rated corporates; its business combining the attractions of the telecoms industry without the event risk of telecoms providers; and its strong name recognition.
  • Bahrain Seven banks are thought to be close to a mandate for Arab Banking Corporation. Officials this week indicated that Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas, Barclays, Fuji Bank, Greenwich NatWest, National Bank of Kuwait and WestLB are the likely winners of the closely fought mandate.
  • INTERNET and software offers on the Neuer Markt endured mixed fortunes as heavy falls on the US and European new markets put pressure on the investor love affair with the sector. While Lycos Europe's Eu773m IPO looks set to be a hit when it prices on Monday and DCI's Eu71.68m IPO more than doubled, Commerzbank's Eu97.9m IPO for Travel24.com just held its issue price at the end of its first day trading.
  • * Jack Levy has resigned as global head of mergers and acquisitions at Merrill Lynch after 22 years at the company. Levy headed Merrill's M&A group for the past decade. Steven Baronoff and Daniel Dickinson have been appointed as co-heads of the group.
  • Poland Poland's Turow power plant has mandated Salomon Smith Barney and Warburg Dillon Read to run the books on an expected $250m Eurobond. Based in the south-western Polish city of Bogatynia, Turow power plant is a 1,500MW lignite fired generation facility.
  • France Goldman Sachs and Salomon Smith Barney have begun bookbuilding on the Eu475m IPO for CompleTel. The 27.2m share deal, with a 15% greenshoe, has a price range of Eu15.5-Eu17.5 a share and will price on March 23.
  • * Deutsche Australia Ltd Guarantor: Deutsche Bank AG