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  • Ghana Standard Chartered and Ghana International Bank have signed the highly successful $320m annual pre-export finance facility for Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod).
  • China Negotiations have begun between international creditors for Guangzhou International Trust and Investment Corporation (Gzitic) and the Chinese government on a delayed $30m loan.
  • THE STRENGTH of local investor demand in Argentina's domestic bond market was confirmed this week when the government received $2bn of bids for $700m dollar denominated Treasury bills, and sold them at lower than expected rates. The bills, called Letes, were offered in two tranches: a $250m issue of 91 day paper at 10%, and $500m of six month securities at 13.5%. The 91 day issue had a bid to cover ratio of four and the six month tranche a ratio of two.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-653 4557
  • Australia The $920m project financing for Southern Cross Cables arranged by ABN Amro Australia, Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank will be launched on October 23, with presentations in Sydney on October 30 and in London a week later.
  • BANKERS in London and Vienna are gearing up to offer a host of Austrian equities to international and local investors early next year. In the absence of new issue business, teams of originators are working hard to win mandates due to be awarded by vendors throughout the smaller markets in continental Europe.
  • THE GREEK government is to press on with its sale of stock in the national telecoms operator, OTE. The offering will be a huge test of investor appetite for secondary offerings. In the last six months, demand for traded stocks has come off. The volatility affecting global stockmarkets makes the value of such shares difficult to gauge.
  • DRINKS and leisure group Bass has signed a Eu2bn Euro-MTN programme with which it intends to refinance bank facilities supporting its $3bn acquisition of Intercontinental Hotels earlier this year. The borrower hopes to use the MTN market to extend its financing beyond the five year maturity of its syndicated loan. However, with margins of 22.5bp for the first two years rising to 27.5bp for the final three years on the facility, the bond and MTN markets are still unable to provide Bass with better funding.