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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  • Estonia The loan for Hansa Capital has emerged as a Eu30m three year facility. The arrangers and joint underwriters are the EBRD, Commerzbank AG and Deutsche Bank. The EBRD is the lender of record.
  • EKSPORTFINANS, Norway's export credit agency, will next week launch a benchmark bond for at least $500m equivalent. The transaction could be denominated in dollars or euros and a decision regarding the currency and maturity is expected today (Friday). "The message from the investor meetings is that there is a preference for either a five year dollar transaction or a 10 year euro offering," Anders Bruun-Olsen, senior vice president responsible for funding at Eksportfinans told Euroweek. "We will decide closer to launch depending on market conditions and what gives us the best reception."
  • INTERNATIONAL SECURITISATION had its busiest week ever with a burst of deals exceeding anything the market has seen before. Eight issuers spanning Australia, Europe and Latin America launched bonds worth $5.96bn, including a wealth of big transactions.
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  • THE CITY of Florence has inaugurated its newly signed global MTN programme with a $29m 144A issue. Although a series of presentations before the deal's launch generated strong demand across Europe as well as the US, the city opted for a purely US transaction.
  • Chase Manhattan and Bank of Scotland have provided senior debt backing the buy-out of Hall Engineering by Acertec. Candover is backing the deal. Acertec values Hall Engineering at about £90m. Senior debt will total about £60m.
  • AFTER much hype and speculation, Wall Street's oldest investment bank, Goldman Sachs, went public this week with an IPO that proved hugely successful. Launched at $53 per share, the stock shot up as high as $77.125, to close at $70.375 on the first day.