GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • Arranger Bank of Montreal is preparing to launch general syndication of the $530m debt financing supporting Sithe Energies' purchase of 12 power plants from Boston Edison. NationsBank and SG have both taken $150m sub-underwriting positions on the deal.
  • * Bank of NT Butterfield & Son Ltd Rating: Baa1 (Moody's), A- (Fitch IBCA)
  • HIGH yielding Slovak risk this week again struck the right chord with Deutschmark investors as institutions and retail accounts rushed to buy a DM175m three year offering by Vodohospodar-ska Vystavba, the Slovak water utility. Bankers said the issue benefited from the positive reception to last week's DM200m increase to the DM600m 8% 2003 transaction by the Ba1/BBB- rated Slovak Republic, which guaranteed the Vodohospodarska deal. Commerzbank and Nomura ran the books on both transactions.
  • * Credit Linked Structured Securities (CLASS) Amount: Lit150bn
  • GLOBAL co-ordinators Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Salomon Smith Barney have launched the final stage of bookbuilding for the sale of stock in Equant, the data communications carrier. The deal has been eagerly awaited by the market for some time and the transaction will involve the sale of around 15% of the company's equity to raise between $500m and $600m.
  • Asset backed securities: * DOMOS 4
  • * Bank Austria Rating: Aa2/AAA
  • THE GERMAN primary market continues to provide investors with opportunities to invest in growth stocks and small cap deals from other sectors. The Neuer Markt and the main market in Frankfurt have provided a welcoming environment for the deals on offer with international and local investors still willing to pay top prices for the assets available.
  • India The $100m seven year syndicated credit for Power Finance Corporation (PFC) will be signed next week at a ceremony in Singapore. ANZ Investment Bank arranged the deal. Pakistan Drawdown of the first $80m tranche of a $600m loan for the Pak-Arab refinery has taken place. The debt was arranged by Jexim and Marubeni Corporation to finance the development of a 100,000 barrel a day refinery with a total cost of $886m.