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  • Egypt is fast becoming one of the most attractive investment opportunities in the Middle East. The loan market may be budding rather than flourishing but banks are keen, maturities are pushing out, and borrowing prospects for the year look robust. In 1997, the total volume for Egyptian loan facilities climbed from almost nothing to $1.2bn, according to Capital Data Loanware, and in 1999 it had leapt to over $4bn.
  • Egypt is fast becoming one of the most attractive investment opportunities in the Middle East. The loan market may be budding rather than flourishing but banks are keen, maturities are pushing out, and borrowing prospects for the year look robust. In 1997, the total volume for Egyptian loan facilities climbed from almost nothing to $1.2bn, according to Capital Data Loanware, and in 1999 it had leapt to over $4bn.
  • Argentina * Province of Buenos Aires
  • Denmark Memory Card Technology has mandated Salomon Smith Barney as global coordinator for its forthcoming offering of up to 2.5m shares which will take place as part of a Nasdaq listing.
  • * Bank of Scotland Treasury Services plc Guarantor: Bank of Scotland
  • * Assurances Générales de France Amount: Eu450m subordinated debt
  • THE FIRST BOND deal from Indonesia since the Asian financial crisis is almost certain to be launched next week, with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter believed to have been mandated for a benchmark offering by an affiliate of Asia Pulp&Paper (APP).
  • The flexibility of the loan market has been tested by Ashanti Goldfields, the Ghanaian mining company that nearly collapsed last year. In a bid to stabilise the company and improve its prospects, pricing on an old loan has been reset, and a new facility has been put in place so it can complete its Tanzanian Geita project and for working capital.
  • South Africa Chase Manhattan and Dresdner Bank have raised an oversubscription for SA Breweries of more than twice the value of the loan.
  • Hong Kong Arrangers ABN Amro and Barclays Capital have extended the deadline for commitments for the HK$3.5bn five year fundraising for Henderson Land Credit (2000) and Henderson Investment Credit (2000) until next week.
  • Europe * Avebury Properties Ltd