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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  • A story of contrasting fortunes
    NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOURS THEY MAY BE, but in terms of their international images, Slovenia and Croatia are poles apart. While Slovenia is lauded as the Switzerland of central and eastern Europe, Croatia has been dogged by a reputation of being politically difficult.
    May 01, 1998
  • CLOs
    AUSTRALASIA
    Australia Salomon Smith Barney Australia has relaunched the A$175m one year, 11 month construction financing for Concrete Construction Group Ltd.
    May 01, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Australian dollars
    * Westpac Banking Corp Rating: Aa3/AA-
    May 01, 1998
  • A Week in the Markets
    Has Morgan Stanley lost its sense of fun and zest for nature? We were very disappointed to see the firm firing Leigh Curry, a likely lad in his early 20s, for appearing in Playguy magazine under 'Lunch Box Special Guy of the Month'. We put this decision down to the prudes and party poopers at Dean Witter who rarely take their dungarees off (we are all very grateful for such reticence).
    May 01, 1998
  • Baltic states in vogue as bigger neighbours suffer
    OUT OF ALL the countries in the central and east European region, the Baltic states have been least affected by the downturn in syndicated loan activity.
    May 01, 1998
  • Bank sector in need of reform
    The French banking system is in trouble. The country is overbanked and overbranched, while the banks themselves are undercapitalised, overexposed to Asia and generate returns on equity that are woeful by international standards. Analysts expect pressure on the sector to build up next year when Emu makes cross border competition easier; increasingly the stockmarket is penalising poor performers.
    May 01, 1998
  • Equity
    Banks fuel Italian private sector supply as restructuring story attracts investors
    Private sector new issue activity in Italy remains on the boil, with investor interest dominated by the restructuring of the country's banking sector. Despite a 6.4% fall in the Milan MIB index on Monday - its largest one-day drop since 1994 - the news that the Italian authorities had approved the merger of San Paolo with IMI put renewed vigour into Italian banking stocks.
    May 01, 1998
  • Emerging Markets
    Chase set to bring Moscow lira debut after short delay
    CHASE Manhattan is set to launch the City of Moscow's debut Eurolira transaction on Tuesday. Under the Bank of Italy's queuing system for emerging market issuers, the Ba3/BB- rated transaction for the Russian capital was scheduled for launch this Wednesday or Thursday. Chase, however, has secured central bank permission to extend the issuance deadline to next week to give it more time to premarket the transaction.
    May 01, 1998
  • Confusion as UBS/SBC merger hits project finance
    LATE last Thursday an internal communication was issued to all project finance staff at UBS/SBC Warburg Dillon Read, outlining the strategy for the new bank's project finance activities. The communication was issued by Charles Zabriskie, global head of project finance in New York who was, according to a source at the bank, under the impression that the strategy had indeed been determined.
    May 01, 1998
  • Corporate debt starts to take off
    Once dominated by triple-A and double-A paper, the Euro-French franc sector is rapidly opening up to a wide range of corporate credits that - until recently - could not have dreamt of tapping the bond market.
    May 01, 1998
  • Debt markets enter a new era
    Q: The defining features of all European currency bond markets in the last few months have been the low levels of interest rates and investors' attempts to lift their returns by yield-curve plays or by taking greater credit risk. How important do you expect those trends to be in the French franc capital markets for the rest of this year?
    May 01, 1998
  • Equity
    DT to set benchmark debut
    Deutsche Telekom is set to launch its long awaited debut Eurobond in two weeks, with a DM2bn deal that will set a benchmark for corporates in the Deutschmark sector, and then in the euro sector from January 1999. The telco will add further liquidity to the burgeoning corporate sector in core European currencies, the most notable recent examples being Telstra's DM2bn transaction and Allianz's Deutschmark and French franc parallel bond.
    May 01, 1998
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