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  • Why did Peter Luthy, star of the silver screen and a matineé idol, whose adoring crumpet fanclub once burned their bras and their even more delicate undies for a single glance of their hero, decide to leave Barclays Capital? This was the news conveyed to us by our best London informant, 'Slapper' Alice, the wonderfully top-heavy and statuesque senior barmaid at the Dog and Puddle saloon, off Finsbury Square.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu128m (fungible with two issues totalling Eu1.022bn launched 18/02/98) Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 706
  • Acquisitive German telecommunications company Mannesmann this week announced it plans to list on the London Stock Exchange. The company, which is buying the Orange mobile phone network for £19.8bn, is to seek the UK listing as part of an overall plan to increase its equity capital and expand its shareholder base. The group is planning to raise between Eu2bn and Eu4bn in straight stock from the international equity markets.
  • Kuwait The $100m four year term loan for Gulf Bank will be signed next Friday after raising an over subscription in the market. The arranger is Sumitomo, and the borrower is paying a margin of 50bp. Co-arrangers were invited to commit $10m for 30bp, and lead managers to $8.5m for 25bp.
  • Nasdaq, the giant US screen based market for high-growth stocks, is to unveil plans to launch a pan-European stock exchange. This may include forming an alliance with London's newly launched second tier market for technology and other high growth stocks. Any new venture will be created by Nasdaq's consortium whose other members are Vivendi, e-partners, the internet investment fund and Softbank, the Japanese new media bank.
  • * The Bank of New York has acquired RBS Trust Bank Limited from the Royal Bank of Scotland. It will be renamed The Bank of New York Europe Limited. The bank has also completed its acquisition of an equity interest in RBSI Security Services (Holding) Limited, with headquarters on the island of Jersey.
  • Metromedia Fiber Network and North American Van Lines (NAVL) will price European high yield transactions next week, while PTC and Global Telesystems will conclude premarketing of deals set for launch the week after. Although high yield investors, like those in high grade markets, are reluctant to commit new funds to the market, bankers report that deals offering value can still be priced before year end. This week's market rally will have offered borrowers further encouragement.