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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  • The £200m two tranche credit facility for Travis Perkins, arranged by HSBC and Commerzbank, will be offered to co-arrangers next week. The transaction has two facilities, both priced at 55bp over Libor and for five years. The first is a £150m term loan, the second is a £50m revolver. Proceeds will fund the agreed acquisition of Keyline Ltd from CRH plc of Ireland.
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  • THE WAVE of confidence sweeping through continental European markets has spread to Switzerland, with this usually quiet market set to produce a raft of medium sized IPOs. Lead manager Goldman Sachs will next week launch the pre-marketing period for the flotation of shares in Charles Voegele Holding. The company is the largest independent clothing retailer in Switzerland and is seeking a dual listing for its shares in Zurich and Frankfurt.
  • France Details have emerged for the Eu1bn dual currency revolver for French supermarket group Casino Guichard-Perrachon, arranged and underwritten by ABN Amro, Natexis Banque and WestLB.
  • Argentina WestLB is arranging a $200m facility for Hidroeléctrica Alicura which will refinance a Eurobond for the same amount.
  • MEXICAN telecom start up Grupo Alestra issued the largest Latin American corporate bond since the Russian crisis this week in a $570m two tranche 144A offering. The deal, led by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and NationsBanc Montgomery Securities, consisted of a $270m seven non-call life tranche launched at par to yield 12.125% or 668bp over Treasuries and a $300m 10 non-call life portion, also at par, to yield 12.625% with a spread of 708bp.
  • LEHMAN Brothers has executed what is believed to be the first domestic securitisation in Thailand, parcelling some 6,800 residential mortgages into securities denominated in baht. Known as STaRS -- Senior Tradable Residential-backed Securities -- the deal is understood to have been placed by Global Thai Finance and Securities Co, the Thai subsidiary of Peregrine Investment Holding Ltd that Lehman bought in July 1998.
  • GOLDMAN Sachs and ING Barings are shortly to launch the Dfl 3.5bn to Dfl 4bn sale of stock in Libertel, the Dutch mobile phone operator. Some 25% of the group's equity capital will be raised through a divestment of secondary stock by ING Asset Management.