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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  • For investors looking for French sovereign debt in a liquid form in the international markets, the closest approximation on offer comes from Caisse d'Amortissement de la Dette Sociale (Cades), the agency set up in 1996 to refinance the country's social security debt.
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  • The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will today (Friday) announce details of its new global bond, following the completion of its annual general conference in Geneva this week. As revealed in Euroweek, the bond is set to emerge at between $3bn and $4bn and at five years. Nomura is lined up along Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and SBC Warburg as joint bookrunner.
  • South Africa American Express Bank, Bayerische Vereinsbank, Deutsche Bank, Fuji Bank and Kredietbank have launched general syndication of a $150m three year term loan for Investec Overseas Finance BVI, a subsidiary of Investec Group of South Africa.
  • Global co-ordinators IMI and Salomon Smith Barney have launched the sale of stock in Alitalia, the Italian national airline, with investor meetings with the company's management taking place in London this week. Further investor presentations will be held over the next two weeks, before the start of a two week bookbuilding period. Pricing is scheduled for May 20.
  • WHILE THE PACE OF ECONOMIC REFORM IN Russia may be every bit as lumbering as the country's national mascot, the bear, there is clear evidence of the reform process gaining ground over the past few months.
  • FROM 1990 TO 1995 HUNGARY WAS BY far the most prolific central and eastern European borrower - raising $13.15bn through its fiscal agent, the National Bank of Hungary (NBH), via 60 issues in a wide range of currencies.
  • China Sumitomo Bank (Hong Kong) and Santander Investment Asia are close to winning the mandate for a general working capital facility for Guangdong Finance Co Ltd.
  • Just as the central and eastern European loan market seemed to be taking off last year, along came the Asian crisis to blow away much of its progress.