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  • Enthusiastic reception for Seat share offer INTERNATIONAL and local investors have greeted enthusiastically the sale of shares in Seat, the Italian yellow pages group. Global co-ordinator Lehman Brothers is in the final stages of bookbuilding and the shares will be priced over the weekend -- earlier than expected.
  • * Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • GLOBAL co-ordinator Morgan Stanley Dean Witter has successfully executed the sale of stock in Spanish construction group Ferrovial and reopened the local primary equity market. Spanish companies have been slow to take advantage of this year's recovering continental stockmarkets, fearing that a market correction would erode the high valuations on the major bourses or that investors would only lean toward fashionable sectors.
  • * ABN Amro Bank NV Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • THE CITY of Florence is set to make its debut in the international markets via its newly signed $300m global MTN programme. The issue, dubbed 'renaissance bonds' in an allusion to new development projects and the city's rich cultural heritage, is yet to be finalised with its size dependent on the number of municipal projects it will eventually finance.
  • LONDON-BASED rating agency Fitch IBCA this week cut its investment grade BBB- rating for the Republic of Croatia to a speculative level BB+. It said: "After a number of years of robust growth, the economy has ground to a halt, placing the public finances and the banking and corporate sectors under severe pressure."
  • ASSICURAZIONE Generali, the Italian blue chip insurer, made a triumphant debut in the international bond markets this week with the launch of a sell-out Eu1.5bn jumbo bond. The deal, which refinances short term debt, achieves the twin objectives of improving the company's capital structure and diversifying its sources of funding.
  • German offers loom despite recent hiccups INTERNATIONAL investors are looking forward to a period of intense primary market activity on the Frankfurt stockmarket as many of the country's corporate and banking groups gear up to complete equity funding and divestments of secondary stock.
  • * Dresdner Finance BV Guarantor: Dresdner Bank AG
  • THE FEDERAL Home Loan Banks (FHLB) issued a $1bn five year non-call two year note and a $1bn two year reopening this week, bringing issuance this month to $8bn in the global markets alone. Last week, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac first experimented with the callable global format, and it had been surmised by many that FHLB would follow suit.
  • THE PREDILECTION for all things hi-tech in the US equity markets showed signs of abating this week as blue chips continued to build on recent gains and cracks in the technology sector appeared as Nasdaq sustained losses over three days. However, financial and cyclical stocks were behind the rally in the Dow Jones this week which brought the index within reach of the 11,000 mark.