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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  • THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank successfully introduced US investors to euro denominated debt this week with the launch of its Eu2bn global, confounding expectations of muted demand for the product. When the EIB announced its intention to launch a global aimed at tapping US institutions, many syndicate officials were sceptical that the US was ready for such a transaction and suggested that distribution there of 20% to 25% could be considered a success.
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  • * Barclays Bank plc Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • AFTER TWO years of rapid growth, the German primary market is set to expand still further with a large number of deals expected for the second and third quarters of this year. Last year, the race to raise capital proved too fast for the markets and several opportunistic deals, such as Volkswagen's planned issue, were postponed when stockmarkets weakened in November.
  • BELGIAN telecommunications group Mobistar in April will appoint the global co-ordinator for its upcoming international flotation, one of the largest and most hotly contested deals to emerge from the Benelux in recent years. A cellular operator, Mobistar hopes to raise Bfr8.5bn to Bfr12.75bn by selling 20% to 30% of its equity on the public market.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Ukraine is to become the first east European borrower to launch a euro denominated issue next week. The B2 rated borrower this week hosted simultaneous investor presentations in Milan, Zurich and Paris on Thursday for the issue which is to emerge for at least Eu200m.
  • * Daimler-Benz North America Corp Guarantor: Daimler-Benz AG
  • Bankers Trust has closed syndication of the £30m debt facilities that will finance Hambros' purchase of Varden Plc's bingo business. The facilities consist of £25m of senior debt and a £5m mezzanine tranche. The senior debt is split between a £17m term loan and a £8m capex development tranche. The margin on the senior debt is 200bp over Libor with a 50bp participation fee.
  • HSBC has closed syndication of the £220m debt facilities backing Yule Catto's takeover of Holliday Chemicals Holdings. Syndication was oversubscribed, but the deal was not increased. The facility is split into a £120m five year revolving credit and a £100m five year term loan. Both loans are priced at 50bp over Libor but ratchet down to 40bp.
  • * BankAmerica Corp Rating: Aa3/A+
  • US STOCKMARKETS plunged this week in what many observers believe is but a breathing space from the tearaway rises of recent weeks. Both the Dow Jones and Nasdaq indices were down, the latter hit by faltering technology stocks. The Dow, which had hit a record high of 8584.83 on Tuesday, lost over 60 points Wednesday as investors cashed in on gains made over five straight days of records.