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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  • SWEDISH Match, a tobacco and smoking accessories company, has mandated ABN Amro to establish a Eu500m global MTN programme. Dealers for the programme, which will be signed on November 19, are ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank, HSBC Markets, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch and Nomura. The company does not intend to launch an inaugural bond immediately.
  • * L-Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • A SEVEN year battle between bankers and bank regulators came to an end this week when the Basle Committee finally bowed to market pressure and announced it would accept certain types of synthetic hybrid instruments as tier one capital. After intense lobbying on the part of banks and underwriters, the BIS said it would consider it acceptable for banks to issue certain "innovative capital instruments" via special purpose vehicles, to create a more cost effective, tax deductible tier one capital.
  • ROBERT Fleming and German software services company Articon put the fizz back into Neuer Markt listings in Germany this week with a hugely successful IPO. Although relatively small at DM30m, the strong debut enjoyed by the company has restored some of the effervescence to Germany's previously bubbling second stockmarket -- and led bankers to hope that the recent hiatus in new issues might be at an end.
  • A SEVEN year battle between bankers and bank regulators came to an end this week when the Basle Committee finally bowed to market pressure and announced it would accept certain types of synthetic hybrid instruments as tier one capital.
  • * Michael McCarthy will retire as head of Goldman Sachs' municipal bonds department on November 30, after 21 years at the firm. He has headed the department since 1994. McCarthy, who is the 1998 chairman of the Bond Market Association, will remain on the group's board next year.
  • Joint underwriters and mandated banks ABN Amro (arranger and books), Bayerische Landesbank (co-arranger), Dresdner Kleinwort Benson (co-arranger) and HSBC (arranger and agent) will close general syndication oversubscribed of the £170m/DM230m senior debt facility for Glwnwed today (Friday). The £170m tranche has a maturity of five years and the DM230m tranche has a maturity of 364 days. Both tranches carry a margin of 37.5bp over Libor and a utilisation fee of 2.5bp.
  • US ISSUERS flooded the bond markets this week to take advantage of an extraordinary turnaround in investor appetite that enabled more than $10bn of deals to be priced by Thursday. Not only were Canada and Associates Corp able to issue their respective $2.5bn and $4.8bn jumbo global bonds -- the US high yield new issue market also received a boost.
  • * Abbey National Treasury Services Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • * Finance for Danish Industry (FIH) Rating: Aa3
  • NEWS CORP resurrected its IPO for Fox Entertainment Group this week as roadshows got underway. Fox, one of the largest entertainment concerns in the world, is set to float on the New York Stock Exchange in mid-November. If the offering goes smoothly, it will be one of the largest US IPOs this year, expected to raise around $1.6bn.
  • ABN AMRO handed Venezuela an unexpected bonus this week by privately placing DM180.082m worth of bonds at below market rates. In a deal described as one-off and generated by reverse enquiry by a "unique" pool of investors, Venezuela was able to place the 10 year bonds at just 10% for the first two years, then stepping down to 7.375%.