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  • Argentaria, one of Spain's largest banks, is set to offer a novel Eu1bn to Eu1.5bn security, marketed as the first jumbo Pfandbrief from Spain. Bookrunner Goldman Sachs and joint lead Argentaria Banco de Negocios held a presentation for investors at Argentaria's Madrid headquarters yesterday (Thursday), and sales officials will visit Paris, Milan, London, Frankfurt and Munich next week.
  • India The $120m five year term loan for National Thermal Power has been well received. Standard Chartered Bank, BFCE and Crédit Agricole have already committed along with several Indian banks. Arrangers State Bank of India and BA Asia expect the deal to be oversubscribed.
  • The battle for control of the Italian telecom industry will move firmly into the international market today (Friday), when Telecom Italia launches syndication of a sharply priced Eu10bn loan aimed at playing a crucial role in its defence against Olivetti’s hostile Eu35bn bid.
  • Santander and Paribas have launched the sale of stock in Indra Systemas, the technology group being sold by the Spanish government. The government will sell 48.8m ordinary shares, which represents around 66% of Indra's equity capital. The sale should raise around Pta72bn ($467m) and will be the first of this year's privatisation sales on the Madrid market.
  • THE BATTLE for control of the Italian telecom industry will move firmly into the international market today (Friday), when Telecom Italia launches syndication of a sharply priced Eu10bn loan aimed at playing a crucial role in its defence against Olivetti's hostile Eu35bn bid.
  • The Republic of Argentina has placed another Eu150m of bonds in the past week by increasing two existing deals it launched in February, providing evidence that the Latin new issue market in euros at least has a pulse. This week it added Eu50m to a Eu100m three year private placement (CSFB) and last Friday it reopened its Eu300m five year deal (CSFB and Deutsche Bank) for Eu100m.
  • Hong Kong New World First Bus's HK$565.6m ECGD buyer credit has been launched by arranger BA Asia to a handful of relationship banks.
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  • Australia Sub-underwriters ANZ Investment Bank, Bayerische Hypotheken-und Vereinsbank, Paribas Group Australia and West LB Australia have joined lead arrangers Deutsche Bank Australia, BA Australia, National Australia Bank and Toronto-Dominion Australia to launch the A$1.1bn dual tranche fundraising for Texas Utilities Australia.
  • There are reports of fireworks and dancing in the streets in the Dead Canary Wharf, the land that time forgot. Has the place been condemned at last by the local authorities or sold to the Moscow Mafia? Will all wretched Dead Canary employees be given a golden pass to Xanadu, better known as Chelsea? And to think there are plans afoot to sell the Dead Canary concentration camps and outhouses to the unsuspecting public. We would rather buy shares in Goldman Sachs!
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