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  • Asia's highest rated bank strode confidently into the debt markets for the first time this week with one of the most successful and smoothly executed bond deals of the year. An increased $750m dated upper tier 2 capital raising by the Aa2/AA-/A+ rated Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) received a predictably strong response from global investors attracted by the combination of rarity value, yield and future growth potential.
  • Croatia The construction of the Zagreb-Gorican motorway, linking Zagreb with Hungary, is to go ahead following a DM350m loan from Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs.
  • ELF Aquitaine's Eu18bn committed facility backing its counter bid for Totalfina could break European records next week when allocations are completed on Monday. Bankers say almost 30 banks had committed Eu1bn each by yesterday evening (Thursday) and that by close of play today (Friday) as many as 40 banks will have committed to the deal.
  • Brazil n Banco Itaú SA (Cayman Islands)
  • THE ITALIAN government is ready to move into the next phase of its privatisation programme with the sale of stock in Enel, the country's electricity utility. The government has been readying the sale for more than five years, and global co-ordinators Mediobanca and Merrill Lynch have been in place since 1993. Although speculation in the London market was that the deal would be delayed until next year, local Italian bankers say a fourth quarter transaction is more likely.
  • THE ITALIAN government is ready to move into the next phase of its privatisation programme with the sale of stock in Enel, the country's electricity utility. The government has been readying the sale for more than five years, and global co-ordinators Mediobanca and Merrill Lynch have been in place since 1993. Although speculation in the London market was that the deal would be delayed until next year, local Italian bankers say a fourth quarter transaction is more likely.
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  • Global co-ordinator Warburg Dillon Read will today (Friday) complete the sale of stock in eXchange, the UK online financial services group. eXchange was able to inspire strong interest from institutional and retail investors. It defied weaker global stockmarkets suffering from a combination of concerns over hi-tech stocks, continued worries about the direction of the US interest rates and negative investor reaction to the latest spate of industrial mergers.
  • The Republic of Ukraine and ING Barings this week brought the subscription period for a voluntary zero coupon exchange offer to a successful close, easing fears that the B3 rated sovereign will be forced to default on its external debt this year. Under the terms of the exchange the holders of $504m of two year dollar paper - issued last September in exchange for a maturing special Ukrainian T-bill issue executed by Merrill Lynch in September 1997 - were offered two options.
  • Market commentary: Compiled by Jim Webber,
  • A CONSORTIUM consisting largely of Hungarian-based banks is close to winning the mandate for the Eu100m facility for BorsodChem. The group consists of Bank Austria Creditanstalt, Central European Investment Bank, Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank, OTP, Raiffeisen Unicbank Rt and WestLB.
  • The long awaited initial public offering for Internet Capital Group (ICG) - which had been marked out as a hot stock from its launch in June - did not disappoint this week when, despite a jittery market, its shares doubled in price on their Nasdaq debut. Merrill Lynch led the IPO, which raised just over $178m for the company. ICG reduced the size of the offering by 1.3m shares but increased the price range from the original $8-$10 to $10-$12. Merrill then priced the stock at the top of the range.