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  • CREDIT SUISSE First Boston and Goldman Sachs raised £347.88m for BSkyB on Wednesday to finance part of the satellite and digital broadcasting firm's purchase of a stake in German firm KirchPayTV. In November 1999 UK-based BSkyB - which is 40% owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp - announced that it would buy 24% of Kirch, the leading pay-TV station in Germany. Roughly half of the payment was in cash with the rest in BSkyB shares.
  • TWO OF China's most popular internet portals, Sina.com and Netease.com, are on track to list on Nasdaq in April. The issues should enjoy strong demand from investors who have witnessed the stellar performance of issues such as China.com and more recently Tom.com. China.com is far less developed than either Sina or Netease in terms of average daily views and registered users. Tom.com is still little more than a business plan.
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  • VOICE and data telecoms and internet provider CompleTel Europe successfully completed its Eu476m IPO this week via Goldman Sachs and Salomon Smith Barney. A total of 27.2m shares were sold in the Premier Marché and Nasdaq listing. There is a greenshoe of 4.08m shares which was exercised within a day of the Monday pricing following a 25 times oversubscription.
  • A Eu1bn facility for Gucci Group, arranged by Citibank and UniCredito Italiano is launching today (Friday). The two banks are joint books, with the Italian bank as agent. The deal is divided into a Eu333m multi-currency 364 day revolver, with a one year term out option, and a Eu776m five year revolving credit.
  • Latvia Syndication was launched this week by arranger and facility agent Standard Bank London for a $15m 364 day credit facility for Parex Bank. RZB (Vienna) has already committed to the deal as a co-arranger.
  • e.Biscom successfully overcame a tricky market for technology stocks yesterday (Thursday) when its DLJ-led Eu1.67bn deal became the largest new market IPO in Europe and the largest corporate IPO in Italy. The issue was 24 times covered in the institutional tranche and 30 times covered in the retail tranche, despite the change in sentiment toward the technology, media and telecoms sector. In the final analysis, 30% of the deal was sold to retail investors.
  • THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) this week launched the second issue off its Ck30bn domestic Czech koruna medium note programme. The pioneering debt issuance facility was set up in 1999 via Commerzbank Capital Markets (eastern Europe) which lead managed this week's transaction. The Ck2bn 15 year offering - the longest dated plain vanilla fixed rate offering in the Czech markets - paid a 6.5% coupon to give a yield of 6.5% on the issue/fixed re-offer price of par.
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  • Thyssen Krupp is thought to be considering using the loan market to back its bid for Mannesmann's automotive and engineering group Atecs as the corporate restructuring of Vodafone AirTouch-Mannesmann continues. The bidder may be looking to raise about Eu8bn from the loan market. Citibank is widely tipped to be at the head of the deal, since Thyssen is being advised by Schroders.
  • * Banca Commerciale Italiana SpA Rating: A1/A/A+