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  • LEAD manager Goldman Sachs has launched one of the most important sales of stock yet to emerge from the Turkish market with the $258m share sale of Koç, one of the country's most important conglomerates. The Istanbul market has for some years failed to provide international investors with large, liquid deals from the wide variety of top class companies which exist in Turkey, a gap the long-awaited sale of shares in Koç will more than remedy that.
  • THE LONG awaited and much discussed flotation for Goldman Sachs, one of the oldest and most successful investment banks in the US, became a reality this week. Following a meeting of the ruling executive committee over the weekend, and support from the bank's partners, the bank announced on Monday its decision to go ahead with the initial public offering, which will involve the sale of up to 15% of its equity.
  • GOLDMAN Sachs will wrap up general syndication of the $2.6bn credit facility backing Bacardi's purchase of Dewar's Scotch Whisky and Bombay Gin from Diageo today (Friday). After an extremely successful senior syndication -- which raised over $5bn -- general syndication was always going to be a small affair and Goldman's original target of about $300m has been raised
  • GOLDMAN Sachs and HSBC are looking to close the sub-underwriting phase for co-lead arrangers and co-arrangers of the $6bn senior debt facility backing Pearson Plc's bid with Hicks, Muse, Tate & Frusta for Simon Schusta, the US media firm being sold by Viacom. Despite some banks taking their time to commit to the deal, bankers suggest that over $9bn has been raised from the two levels -- a superb achievement considering the size of the facility.
  • THE Hellenic Republic has set the loan market alight with news it that intends to tap the market for as much as $2.5bn equivalent through a groundbreaking jumbo loan and a Deutschmark facility over the coming months. Although no lead mandate has been awarded, Euroweek has learnt that the republic is considering raising the jumbo in euros.
  • THE INTERNATIONAL Finance Corp this week opened up a new sector of the Euromarkets with the launch of the first Hansabond -- the first ever Estonian kroon denominated Eurobond. Lead managed by RBC DS Global Markets, the Eek100m 10% three year offering provides further evidence of growing investor demand for currency diversification in the run-up to European economic and monetary union in 1999.
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  • India ANZ Investment Bank has closed a $100m seven year credit for Power Finance Corporation oversubscribed. This is the first large cross-border syndicated loan to an Indian borrower since the southeast Asian financial crisis began last summer.
  • TWO OF the largest deals of 1998 are set to hit the French equity market in the next few days. This weekend, CSFB and Goldman Sachs will price the sale of shares in Alstom, the Anglo-French engineering group, with the sale of stock in speciality group Rhodia set to follow immediately after. Momentum for the Alstom deal has been building in the last few weeks with international and local French investors showing strong interest in the stock.
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