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  • UBS AND ERSTE Bank have launched the sale of shares in Erste Bank of Austria, the largest ever international equity issue from the Viennese market. The deal will involve the sale of 11,525,000 shares at an indicated price range of between Asch590 and Asch660 and could raise as much as Asch8bn ($660m).
  • Corporates Bank of America International Ltd, Bayerische Landesbank, Midland Bank plc are in the market with their £350m five year standby revolving credit for BICC plc.
  • THE European management buy-out (MBO) market was this week invigorated by the news that Unipoly SA had agreed to acquire the bulk of BTR's Polymer Products Group for £515m as part of a £620m funding package. In addition, Bankers Trust has started syndicating a major loan facility to support the Nomura International-backed £700m management buy-out of the William Hill betting business from Brent Walker.
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • WOOLWICH PLC is making its first entry into the syndicated loans market following its de-mutualisation earlier this year in a transaction that bankers involved in the deal describe as "refreshing, given that it represents a borrower raising new capital rather than refinancing old debt." WestLB and Crédit Lyonnais have been mandated to arrange the Ffr2bn revolving credit, the proceeds of which are earmarked for supporting the growth of Woolwich's European operations via Banque Woolwich and Banca Woolwich.
  • SWISS metal company Alusuisse Lonza will today (Friday) sign its $1bn Euro-MTN programme arranged by Credit Suisse First Boston. The facility signals the internationalisation of the company's funding. With the exception of a US dollar convertible bond offering launched last year, Alusuisse has confined its borrowing to the Swiss markets.
  • AGGREKO PLC, formed following its demerger from Christian Salvesen earlier this year, arrived as a newcomer to the syndicated loans market this week. At the time of the demerger, Christian Salvesen's chief executive Chris Masters and senior members of its treasury team moved across to Aggreko.
  • Australia Arrangers Citibank Australia, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Deutsche Bank Australia have launched the $600m financing for Pasminco Finance Ltd.
  • THE INTERNATIONAL public offering of stock in Italy's second largest bank, Banca di Roma, has been launched via global co-ordinator Mediobanca and joint global co-ordinators Goldman Sachs and Schroders. The offer involves the sale of 44.8% of the bank's equity capital and will help to recapitalise the institution following a first-half loss of Lit2,794bn.
  • CREDIT SUISSE First Boston's ambition to become Europe's investment banking powerhouse came a step closer this week with the agreed acquisition of BZW's European equities and corporate finance businesses.
  • THE SPANISH government this week launched its sale of stock in steel company Aceralia to a mixed reaction from investors and bankers. Investors are being extremely selective in their choice of stock and salesmen fear that steel is one of the least likely industries to capture their interest as they close their books ahead of the end of the year.