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  • INSTITUTIONS IN London this week gave a cautious nod of approval to the Lit670bn ($350m) rights issue from Italian mobile telecom and electronics group Olivetti. The company will use the funds for an extensive restructuring programme in which it is transforming itself from an ailing producer of PCs to a mobile telecom operator.
  • RHONE-POULENC this week announced plans to float Rhodia, its specialty chemicals division, giving international investors a new chance to buy into one of their favourite industries. UBS has won the mandate for the transaction, which should take place in the second or third quarter. Between 20% and 40% of Rhodia's equity will be sold after which it will be listed in Paris and possibly New York.
  • SYNDICATION of the £1.5bn debt facility arranged by Chase for Reuters closes today (Friday). The deal has proved to be a blow-out success, according to market sources. An oversubscription is likely with between 14 and 16 banks coming into the deal. The deal, which has been the one to watch in an otherwise slow start to 1998, initially had a mixed market reception. Many had judged that the pricing was too fine -- despite the obvious strengths of the borrower.
  • SATELLITE company Satelites Mexicanos (Satmex) gave the Latin new issue market a much needed tonic yesterday (Thursday), when it became the first issuer from the region this year to tap the plain vanilla US dollar bond market. The $320m offering of seven non-call four year bonds, jointly led by DLJ (books) and Lehman Brothers was a blow-out success -- being increased from an original size of $295m and priced at 10.125%, below its 10.25% to 10.5% coupon talk.
  • Finland Postipankki Bank has closed syndication of a DM220m (increased from DM200m) five year revolving credit for Espoon Sahko, the Icelandic electricity company.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Brendan Goffinet, Hambros Bank Ltd, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1087
  • GLOBAL CO-ORDINATORS Argentaria, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Santander Investment Bank and BBV are moving into the final weeks of marketing the Spanish government's final sale of stock in Argentaria. Market participants in London, New York and Madrid report a strong reception by international investors keen to buy the stock.
  • * Bank of Scotland Rating: A1/A- (expected)
  • * Crédit Local de France
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  • BANKERS Trust is advising Thai finance company National Finance and Securities on a Bt2bn securitisation of residential mortgages. A BT official said: "The originator is very high quality and has an excellent portfolio. Structurally the transaction is possible -- the problem at the moment is to find investors."