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  • * Bayerische Vereinsbank Rating: Aa1
  • ITALIAN FOOD group Parmalat this week unveiled plans to launch a Lit200bn to Lit300bn floating rate private placement and a Lit400bn convertible bond involving an increase in the company's share capital of a maximum Lit150bn. UBS has been mandated to arrange the floater while Paribas has been mandated as global co-ordinator for the convertible bond.
  • BANQUE PARIBAS has won the mandate to act as lead manager for a Lit400bn convertible bond issue for the Italian diversified food producer, Parmalat. The group is no stranger to the equity capital markets, having executed a right issue to raise new capital last year that included an international offering led by UBS.
  • * Citicorp Rating: A1/A
  • PERU and Brazil are lining up to join the list of Latin sovereigns tapping the international markets in the months ahead. Both countries confirmed this week that they are considering capital raising plans for the fourth quarter. Eduardo Valdivia Velarde, Peru's secretary of external debt, told investors in New York this week that Peru is considering accessing the global debt markets for the first time, although in small size.
  • BZW has announced several new hires for its fast growing loan trading business. Steven Zander and Cecilia McAnaulty have joined as associate directors in the bank's high yield investment group reporting to David Forbes-Nixon, director, European loan trading and high yield investments.
  • MEXICAN oil company Pemex appeared to sacrifice some spread this week to issue $1bn worth of 10 and 30 year global bonds amid a deluge of Latin American sovereign paper resulting from the Brady debt exchanges. The offering, led by Goldman Sachs and Chase on the 30 year tranche and by Goldman Sachs and UBS Securities on the 10 year, was increased from an original $750m size, with $600m of 10 year bonds and $400m of 30 year paper.
  • Finland The well supported $350m seven year multicurrency revolving credit being arranged for Nokia Oy by Chase Investment Bank, Citibank NA and Deutsche Morgan Grenfell is to be signed today (Friday) in Helsinki.
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * Finnish Export Credit Rating: Aa1/AA
  • * General Motors Acceptance Corp Rating: A3/A-