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  • Croatia Warburg Dillon Read has closed the general syndication of the DM215m Bina Istrian toll road motorway project.
  • * Crédit Local de France Rating: Aa1/AA+
  • Emerging markets commentary Compiled by ANZ Investment Bank, London. Contact: Jerome Booth, tel: +44 171-378 2959
  • RECENT market turmoil has taken its toll on US new issues, even in the typically quiet month of August. Despite the improved mood on Wall Street following a solid rally early in the week, new issues continued to suffer and several deals were postponed or reduced in size. One deal that was warmly received by the market was the Goldman Sachs-led IPO for Entrust Technologies, which raised $142m after exercise of the greenshoe option instead of the anticipated $106m.
  • EUROLOAN participants with exposure to Russia face an uncertain future after the Russian government announced a 90-day debt moratorium on foreign commercial credits on Monday. Arrangers of the $200m pre-export financing for Gazprom -- Bayerische Landesbank, Chase Manhattan, General Banking Trust (Altalanos Ertekforgalmi Bank), ING Barings, MKB and OTP -- are testing market sentiment before deciding whether to shelve the deal or restructure and go ahead.
  • FINLAND looks set to be at the centre of investors' attention over the next few months, as the government prepares the launch of two key privatisations -- of oil and electricity group Fortum (the former IVO-Neste) and telecom operator Sonera. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Warburg Dillon Read are leading the Fortum sale, which should raise around $1bn through the flotation of some 25% of the company.
  • * General Electric Capital Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • THE THREAT of a potentially hectic period of French privatisation activity in the remaining months of the year has eased with the news that the partial privatisation of Air France has been put back until 1999. Yesterday the transport ministry confirmed that the sale, originally scheduled for the autumn, would not go ahead until the first quarter of next year.
  • * DePfa Bank Rating: Aa3/AA
  • HAS THE searing summer heat wave been scrambling the brains of some market traders? The rumours late last week that Deutsche Bank was about to make a knockdown bid for JP Morgan can surely only be the result of an excessive intake of magic mushrooms or other illegal substances. Just to add more spice to the magic mushroom salad, the rumour mill then suggested that Credit Suisse might also want to put its slippers under JP Morgan's bed.