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  • HELLENIC Telecommunications Organization (OTE) will mandate a group of banks at the end of next week to arrange its Eu1bn credit. Although bidding closed on Wednesday, the Greek Orthodox church celebrates Easter this weekend and there are several public holidays ahead, so most bankers expect OTE to move next week.
  • THE DOLLAR market came back to life with a bang this week as a host of Eurodollar transactions for some of the market's best known names took advantage of the encouraging investor bid and attractive arbitrage on offer in the sector. Dollar desks reported a welcoming backdrop to this week's new issues, and hope that the stability of all markets -- Treasury, credit and equities -- will allow the sector's revival to continue.
  • Denmark The Eu1bn 364 day bridge loan for Danisco has closed oversubscribed, despite vehement protests at the start over the 20bp margin. Deutsche, arranger and sole underwriter, is offering fees of 5bp for commitments of Eu150m.
  • GERMAN systems software group Software AG has shrugged off the poor response to last week's flotation of telecom company debitel -- and mounting pressure on software shares worldwide -- to launch its DM1bn initial public offering. The offering for the Darmstadt-based group, for which Lehman Brothers is global co-ordinator and bookrunner, is expected to be the largest European software sector IPO this year and one of the biggest ever offerings in the sector.
  • European Investment Bank
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  • Czech Republic The mandate for the Eu200m bond for the City of Prague is to be awarded by the start of the week. The bond market was chosen as the city wanted 10 year money.
  • Republic of Austria
  • Banque Sofinco
  • FANNIE Mae will attempt to repeat the success of its Benchmark Note issuance programme and create a liquid, international market for callable product later this month when it launches a new issuance programme -- Callable Benchmark Notes. Callable debt is a key part of the US agency's funding, allowing it to manage the interest rate risk on its $433bn mortgage portfolio. In 1998, Fannie Mae issued more than $90bn of its $147bn long term funding in callable and other option-embedded funding instruments.