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  • * The Portuguese government plans to float a further 15% of Portugal Telecom in the first half of this year, reducing the state's stake in the firm to around 10%. Deputy finance minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said the share offering -- the latest in a series of successful selldowns -- would be accompanied by a capital increase and a convertible bond issue.
  • * ING Barings has completed a Ck7bn placement of 10 and 15 year bonds for Czech electric utility Cez .
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  • ITALIAN telecoms company Olivetti made a triumphant return to the international capital markets this week, its wildly successful Eu1.5bn 10 year transaction providing yet another illustration of the growing demand for spread product in Europe. Originally launched as a Eu1bn transaction, by the time the issue was priced it had been upped to Eu1.25bn -- only to be increased again the following day with a further Eu250m reopening.
  • Warburg Dillon Read is carrying out a wholesale re-organisation of its project finance capabilities involving the disbanding of its dedicated project finance department. Members of the project finance team will be moved into the various industry groups, such as power or telecoms, within the bank's corporate finance group.
  • CROATIAN pharmaceutical company Pliva this week completed a European roadshow in support of its $100m Euro-commercial paper programme. The facility, the first to be set up by a central and eastern European corporate, was initiated by programme arranger Bank Austria Creditanstalt late last year.
  • BANQUE Nationale de Paris, Barclays, Crédit Lyonnais and HSBC have launched the Eu1bn five year revolver for Banque PSA Finance to co-arrangers. The facility carries a base margin of 15bp over Euribor but can pay 19bp all-in if more than 66% of the loan is drawn down or 17bp if between 33% and 66% of the loan is drawn.
  • Norway Citibank and Deutsche Bank have launched syndication of the Eu110m five year revolving credit for Det Norske Veritas.
  • * Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • * The first quarter of 1999 will see at least two sovereigns signing debt facilities. The Czech Republic has mandated Morgan Stanley Dean Witter to establish a Euro-MTN programme. South Africa's long-awaited programme is due to be signed on February 10. The $2bn programme is arranged by Deutsche.