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  • The Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and European Bank for Reconstruction & Development (EBRD) signalled a new spate of international activity in the Singapore dollar market, with the launch this week of debut transactions. Bankers believe that March is shaping up to be a particularly busy month as a handful of international borrowers accelerate deals in the belief that widening swap spreads will allow them to meet their sub-Libor funding targets.
  • Banks have begun tentative pre-marketing for Siam Commercial Bank's (SCB) $1.75bn equity fundraising, with some details emerging despite the issuer's reluctance to officially name syndicate members. Around 6.4bn new shares will be issued; SCB's executive director said that 220m of shares would be reserved for the conversion of outstanding convertible bonds. The remainder will be sold in the form of preferred shares with warrants attached to buy a matching percentage from the government at a later date.
  • Merrill Lynch priced the landmark securitisation of Hong Kong commercial property for The Wharf (Holdings) Ltd last Friday, at spreads well inside initial price talk. The deal's nine tranche structure, offering a choice of floating rate US dollar, floating rate Hong Kong dollar and fixed rate Hong Kong dollar paper at each of three rating levels, proved the key to unlocking investor demand around the world.
  • India Infosys Technology's ADR issue is between 15 and 20 times oversubscribed, according to syndicate bankers. The company now faces the unusual prospect of potentially having to reduce the size of the NationsBanc Montgomery-led issue to comply with Indian government restrictions.
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  • Australia Lead arrangers Citibank NA (Australia) and WestLB Australia have launched the A$335m 7-3/4 project financing for Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia).
  • * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten NV Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • THE CHANGES in Merrill Lynch's European debt capital markets operations continued this week as two senior managers left the firm and Stephen Bellotti was appointed head of debt markets for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Bellotti assumes a role that has effectively been vacant since last September, when Richard Dunn became co-head of global equity markets. Dunn has since moved on to become head of global risk and credit management.
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