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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  • REVISED interest rate expectations in the US and Europe this week prompted a sell off in government bonds. The FOMC and European Central Bank both left rates steady, although the Bank of England cut UK rates 50bp in a surprise move. The Euromarkets enjoyed a bumper week. The dollar sector boomed, the currency winning back market share after a January when the euro enjoyed a buoyant launch.
  • Croatia Chase Manhattan and Zagrebacka banka have signed the DM40m three year term loan for the City of Zagreb.
  • THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank this week announced that it intends to expand the number of its domestic MTN programmes in central Europe. Last year the EIB established a Ft20bn Hungarian forint facility via ING Barings and is set to sign a Ck30bn Czech koruna programme -- arranged by Commerzbank Capital Markets (Eastern Europe) AS -- later this month.
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  • * EFG Hermes is to lead manage the $130m sale of equity in Orascom Construction Industries (OCI), the Egyptian building group. The deal will involve the flotation of around 14% to 15% of OCI's equity capital and early indications of interest represent an encouraging sign of investor confidence in the region.
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  • * Alcatel Alsthom SA Rating: A1/A+
  • INVESTORS across Europe flocked to buy the first euro denominated collateralised loan obligation this week, as HypoVereinsbank launched a Eu2.22bn structure that the leads claimed could set the quality standard for European securitisations.
  • INVESTORS across Europe flocked to buy the first euro denominated collateralised loan obligation this week, as HypoVereinsbank launched a Eu2.22bn structure that the leads claimed could set the quality standard for European securitisations. Many of the buyers were making their first plays in the asset backed market, in a search for highly rated, liquid paper that offers a yield pick up over supranationals, sovereigns and Pfandbriefe. The deal's euro denomination, three year hard bullet maturity and unique credit characteristics all helped placement.
  • * Bayerische Hypovereins Finance NV Guarantor: Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG