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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  • BEAR STEARNS brought a new triple-A credit to the Euro-French franc market on Tuesday with a Ffr1.5bn six year deal for Asset-Backed Capital Ltd, a Cayman Islands registered investment company which became operational in May 1996 and now has over $5bn of assets on its balance sheet. The company is a bond arbitrage vehicle, which funds itself by issuing debt and buys in-
  • HUNGARIAN national telecoms operator Matav will file a registration statement with the US SEC next week ahead of its global share offering via Credit Suisse First Boston and Merrill Lynch. The news follows months of speculation that the company plans to obtain a New York listing for its shares as part of its forthcoming international debut.
  • NATWEST Markets is launching the jumbo standby revolving credit supporting its proposed $5bn plus ROSE II corporate loan securitisation programme. News of the bank's second loan securitisation, which follows last year's $5bn ROSE I securitisation has been anticipated by the market for some weeks.
  • * The Republic of Ukraine is set to launch a ¥30bn-¥35bn three year Samurai bond at the end of this month. Nomura Securities will lead manage the issue and is advising the country on obtaining a Japanese credit rating. Ukraine is expected to receive a strong double-B level rating or higher. The Samurai will be followed by a dollar Eurobond later in the fourth quarter. Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and JP Morgan will run the books on that transaction, and are advising Ukraine on securing ratings from IBCA, Moody's and S&P.
  • * World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • GOLDMAN Sachs this week added a new name to the growing supply of Deutschmark denominated high yield corporate paper with the launch of a DM50m subordinated deal for Nordenia International. The issuer is a medium sized or Mittelstand company from northern Germany which specialises in synthetic packaging. It is a family controlled and run company, which also benefits from a 20% part-ownership by DG Bank.
  • Domestic issuance * Sonae Investimentos
  • * International Finance Corp
  • Finland The well priced DM1.25bn revolving credit being arranged for Enso Oy by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd, Commerzbank AG and WestLB has attracted strong support at the initial senior lead phase.
  • WESTPAC brought new groups of investors into the growing Australian mortgage backed market today, when it priced A$500m of mortgage backed notes. Progress 1997-1 Trust is the first Australian MBS to have three and five year bullet tranches; until now most of the product in the market has been in the form of pass-through bonds with a 10% clean-up call around the 10 year mark.