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having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • * Bank of Western Australia Rating: A1/AA
  • Croatia Arranger RZB signed the two-tranche DM49m term loan for Vrbobec Mesna Industrija dd on December 4 in Vienna.
  • * ING Bank NV Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • Emerging markets commentary Compiled by ANZ Investment Bank, London. Contact: Jerome Booth, tel: +44 171-378 2959
  • FANNIE MAE this week announced its intention to launch a new programme of jumbo dollar issues in 1998 which will create some of the largest deals yet seen in the global bond market.
  • FANNIE MAE this week announced its intention to launch a new programme of jumbo dollar issues in 1998 which will create some of the largest deals yet seen in the global bond market.
  • France The Ffr1.5bn three year extendible term loan being arranged by Natexis Banque-BFCE and Société Générale for Ciments Français SA has been completed.
  • * Crédit Local de France Rating: Aa1/AA+
  • GAZPROM'S $3bn gas receivables loan closed yesterday (Thursday) amid rumours that the general syndication was not as successful as hoped. Between 25 and 30 banks are believed to have joined at the senior lead manager, lead manager and manager levels, after general sell-down was launched in early November. Senior lead managers are offered fees of 70bp for $60m or more. lead managers 60bp for $30m to $59m, managers 50bp for $15m to $29m and participants 40bp for $5m to $14m
  • GOLDMAN Sachs and IMI have been appointed as global coordinators on the forthcoming offering of stock in Saipem, the oil exploration arm of Eni. The nomination is not due to be announced until next week, but Euroweek has learnt that the two banks have snapped up the top spots in the spin-off from the Italian oil and gas giant, which is still partially owned by the country's government.