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  • ASIA’S largest ever loan, the $12bn facility for Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW), has generated strong early indications of support from potential lenders.
  • The Republic of Poland’s maiden issue in the single currency proved a storming success this week, with investors leaping at the chance to gain exposure to the well regarded central European sovereign.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Benson has hired Stein Melsbo to join the bank as a director on the syndicated loans desk. He will start in early April and reports to Ed Robinson. Melsbo joins from Citigroup where he worked for 11 years, most recently in the London office reporting to Bill Fish.
  • The Republic of Poland’s maiden issue in the single currency proved a storming success this week, with investors leaping at the chance to gain exposure to the well regarded central European sovereign.
  • THE B1/B/B+ rated Republic of Turkey is expected to award a mandate for a euro transaction within the next week or so. Banks had previously been invited to submit bids for either a 10 year dollar bond or a five, eight and 10 year trade in euros. This week the market consensus was that Turkey would most likely plump for a five year issue in euros.
  • Denmark As reported in the last edition of Euroweek, Commerzbank, Den Dankse, Handelsbanken Markets and Unibank have won the mandate to arrange a refinancing facility for Danisco. The deal is worth Eu750m, as a five year multicurrency revolver.
  • MERRILL LYNCH set new standards for accelerated global offers this week when it sold over Eu2bn of the Finnish government's stake in zeitgeist stock Sonera in a few short hours on Tuesday. While a number of banks had approached the government about the sale of shares, Merrill Lynch believes it was the only institution to suggest such a large deal could be conducted in a day.
  • Tanzania Barclays Capital, CIBC, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and SG are working on the information memorandum for the $200m project financing for the Bulyanhuly gold mine. The deal is likely to be launched in early April.
  • Australian Mortgage Securities Ltd, the non-bank mortgage financing programme owned by ABN Amro Bank, launched its second Euromarket MBS this week after a high profile roadshow in Europe. A regular issuer in the Australian domestic market, AMS made its international debut last July, in the midst of the spate of Australian MBS that pushed spreads to unprecedentedly wide levels.
  • AFTER being absent from the international bond markets since the end of January, the Republic of Argentina made a keenly anticipated return to the bond markets this week, launching a dollar global bond on Monday and following up with a euro issue yesterday (Thursday). The B1/BB/BB Latin sovereign's $1bn 10 year offering at the start of the week was sole lead managed by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, marking the first time that Argentina has awarded a sole books mandate on a dollar issue since March 1998.
  • AFTER being absent from the international bond markets since the end of January, the Republic of Argentina made a keenly anticipated return to the bond markets this week, launching a dollar global bond on Monday and following up with a euro issue yesterday (Thursday). The B1/BB/BB Latin sovereign's $1bn 10 year offering at the start of the week was sole lead managed by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, marking the first time that Argentina has awarded a sole books mandate on a dollar issue since March 1998.