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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  • * Asset-backed Capital Ltd Amount: $75m
  • * Bayerische Hypotheken-und Wechsel-Bank Rating: Aa2/A+
  • Belgium WestLB has closed the $400m five year revolving credit for DHL International. The loan carries a margin of 20bp over Libor for the first two years and 22.5bp thereafter. A utilisation fee of 2.5bp was offered on the portion of drawings in excess of 50% of the drawn facility. Syndication was targeted at relationship banks
  • THE DIFFICULTIES which bankers face in pricing Latin new issues look set to be highlighted again next week when the Republic of Argentina returns to the market with a Eu1bn 10 year offering. The deal should be the largest and most agressive emerging market deal in the euro-denominated market to date.
  • * ING Bank Guarantor: ING
  • Czech Republic Banks have until April 9 to submit bids for the mandate to arrange a Ckr4bn facility for the City of Prague. The loan, which has a Deutschmark value of about DM200m, is the city's first syndicated facility in the Euroloan markets although it tried to raise a $250m loan in 1996 as part of a $750m financing programme.
  • * Baden-Württemberg L-Finance NV Guarantor: L-Bank
  • Argentina * Republic of Argentina
  • FANNIE Mae tested the depth of demand for superliquid dollar bond issuance when it launched the first repeat maturity issue for its benchmark note programme. The $4bn five year deal, lead managed by Bear Stearns, JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch, did not match the runaway success of its inaugural $4bn five year deal at the beginning of the year.
  • FRANCE this week underlined its aspiration to becoming the issuer of reference in Europe's single currency market when it launched an $18.5bn equivalent exchange offer representing more than half its outstanding Ecu denominated debt.
  • FRANCE this week underlined its aspiration to becoming the issuer of reference in Europe's single currency market when it launched an $18.5bn equivalent exchange offer representing more than half its outstanding Ecu denominated debt. The Trésor has offered to exchange a series of older OAT and BTAN lines which would not be fungible with existing French franc denominated government bonds in an attempt to ensure that its benchmark curve, once redenominated into euro from January 1999, is as liquid and transparent as possible.