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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  • * US monoline insurer Financial Security Assurance is to set up a vehicle which will fund itself through a Euro-MTN programme, arranged by Merrill Lynch. The vehicle will be guaranteed by FSA, and will fund opportunistically through small issues in any currency, up to an initial limit of $1bn.
  • South Africa The well supported $100m five year term loan being organised for the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa by CSFB and Société Générale SA was signed last Friday in London.
  • THE JUMBO $3bn facility being sought by Gazprom through joint arrangers Crédit Lyonnais and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg SA looks set to capture the market's attention over the next few weeks. Since the facility, which follows a similarly structured loan signed earlier this year, was first announced in the summer, the market has been measuring up the potential level of support available to the Russian gas giant from international lenders.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Argentina is looking at the possibility of returning to the bond markets this year -- despite having ruled out such a move last week -- but in currencies other than US dollars. Although the republic has no intention of launching any benchmark dollar deals at current spreads, bankers said the finance ministry was still open to the idea of one-off European currency deals as a way of raising a cushion of funds for debt amortising in the first quarter of 1998.
  • China State Development Bank of China signed its $220m financing coordinated by HSBC Investment Bank Asia and SocGen Asia on October 28 in Beijing.
  • National Australia Bank has arranged a A$200m CP programme for Itochu Australia. Dealers include National Australia Bank, Bankers Trust Australia and Westpac Banking Corporation. The A$820m term loan for Brisbane Airport Corp Ltd was signed on October 8.
  • Terms: $150m - revolving credit
  • * European Investment Bank
  • THE PRIMARY Eurobond market remains in limbo, with few syndicate managers predicting any sustained revival of activity before January. Underwriters are reluctant to take any more paper on to books that are, in many cases, still heavily laden with unsold inventory.
  • THE SWEDISH government's plans to reduce its shareholding in Nordbanken are still on track, despite the volatility that has wracked global stockmarkets. The sell-off would involve the sale of shares by Nordbanken Holding, the holding company for the Swedish bank, as part of the bank's merger with Merita Bank of Finland. The planned divestment represents around 12% of the holding company's equity capital.
  • Domestic issuance: * Pfandbriefzentrale der Schweizerischen Kantonalbanken