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  • * International Finance Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • India ANZ Investment Bank and Citicorp International have teamed up with ABN Amro and Credit Suisse First Boston as global co-ordinators for Dabhol Power Co's $600m project financing. The four banks are finalising the structure of the deal.
  • MORGAN STANLEY Dean Witter and KBC Bank have launched a DM850m convertible bond for KBC International. The bonds represent a capital increase for the bank, the third largest financial institution in the Benelux, with a capitalisation of around $20bn. With only a few weeks to go before investors close the books for the year, lead managers are making the most of the still strong demand for convertible bonds, with the launch of several deals rumoured in the European and US markets.
  • Argentina Arranger Crédit Lyonnais has completed a $25m one year pre-export finance facility at 275bp over Libor for Mastellone Hermanos SA.
  • * Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • ABN AMRO Rothschild this week launched the flotation of Magnus Holding, the Dutch high-tech company. The mounting interest in high-tech stocks and the continued recovery in the world's stockmarkets allowed the lead manager to launch the deal in accordance with its previous timetable -- something that rival bankers would have thought impossible just a month ago.
  • MERRILL Lynch has scored a notable coup over competing banks after it was awarded the top advisory role on Old Mutual's London listing. As one of South Africa's oldest and largest insurers, the group has long made clear its intention to list in London. This sparked controversy this year when the government reacted angrily to claims from other corporate groups that they too may leave the Johannesburg SE.
  • Kuwait Arab Banking Corporation, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and National Bank of Kuwait have won the mandate to arrange a $100m three year term loan for Commercial Bank of Kuwait (CBK).
  • BARCLAYS, Chase Manhattan, Citibank and Greenwich NatWest have launched general syndication of the $1.25bn working capital facility for National Power, a credit likely to be the last UK jumbo of 1998. The loan consists of a $500m 364 day facility that carries a drawn margin of 27.5bp over Libor and an extra 7.5bp if more than 50% is used with a commitment fee of 10bp, and a $750m five year tranche that carries a margin of 25bp plus an extra 5bp if more than 50% is drawn and a commitment fee of 12.5bp.