GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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    EASTERN EUROPE
    Czech Republic Komercni Banka and Midland Bank have arranged a $50m three year syndicated loan for Trinecke Zelezarny, a Czech steel company. The facility will be used to cover the export contract of an order by CMC Trading of Switzerland.
    July 09, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Emerging markets debt
    Argentina n Province of Buenos Aires
    July 09, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Euro FRNs
    n Argentaria Global Finance Ltd Guarantor: Argentaria
    July 09, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Euros
    n Alstom Amount: Eu500m
    July 09, 1999
  • Euro supply beats concerns
    The US dollar market breathed a sigh of relief as the Ford Motor Credit jumbo financing was finally launched after overhanging the market for several weeks. The four tranche deal raised $7.5bn for Ford Motor Credit's debut GlobLS transaction - the first ever attempt by a corporate to mirror the liquidity of the US agency market. Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch and Salomon Smith Barney were lead managers.
    July 09, 1999
  • Expectations exceeded as Hoechst seals Clariant sale
    The sale by Hoechst of its 45% stake in Swiss specialty chemicals group Clariant has succeeded beyond expectations, with the German vendor taking advantage of buoyant market conditions and increased appetite for cyclical stocks following recent positive indications of continental European economic growth. Hoechst announced its plan to sell between 30% and 45% of Clariant's equity capital some weeks ago, a decision which caused some concern among investors over the possibility of an overhang of shares.
    July 09, 1999
  • Ford raises $7.5bn in first sale of landmark GlobLS
    Ford Motor Credit brought a new dimension to the corporate bond market this week when it raised $7.5bn from the first deal off its new benchmark issuance programme. Dubbed GlobLS, these new securities are the first attempt by a corporate issuer to mirror the liquidity and transparency of issuance programmes from US agency issuers such as Fannie Mae.
    July 09, 1999
  • Ford sets first GlobLS landmark
    Ford Motor Credit brought a new dimension to the corporate bond market this week when it raised $7.5bn from the first deal off its new benchmark issuance programme. Dubbed GlobLS, these new securities are the first attempt by a corporate issuer to mirror the liquidity and transparency of issuance programmes from US agency issuers such as Fannie Mae.
    July 09, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Freddie’s $3bn sets off new financing calendar in style
    Freddie Mac launched its first deal under the revised financing calendar for its Reference Note programme this week, and defied volatile markets to further demonstrate that US agency product is seen as a surrogate for US Treasury issuance on a global scale. Freddie Mac beat the previous pioneer of the US agency market, Fannie Mae, in setting a more predetermined issuance calendar than has ever been contemplated by a non-government issuer.
    July 09, 1999
  • Bond Comments
    Greek drachmas
    n World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
    July 09, 1999
  • CLOs
    Guangzhou seeks umbrella facility to restructure loans
    YUE XIU Enterprises (Holdings) has awarded a mandate to BOCI Capital, Bank of East Asia, HSBC Investment Bank Asia and SG to co-ordinate the restructuring of all its outstanding unsecured debt and that of its unlisted subsidiaries. The borrower is the window company for the municipal government of Guangzhou in Hong Kong. It is responsible for all trading and investment activities and bringing foreign capital and technology to China.
    July 09, 1999
  • Equity
    Hoechst beats expectations as demand for Clariant allows a complete sell-off
    The sale by Hoechst of its 45% stake in Swiss specialty chemicals group Clariant has succeeded beyond expectations, with the German vendor taking advantage of buoyant market conditions and increased appetite for cyclical stocks following recent positive indications of continental European economic growth. Hoechst announced its plan to sell between 30% and 45% of Clariant's equity capital some weeks ago, a decision which caused some concern among investors over the possibility of an overhang of shares.
    July 09, 1999
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