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  • Equity
    Matav offering braves dire market, sets record
    GLOBAL co-ordinators Credit Suisse First Boston, Merrill Lynch and Creditanstalt this week defied extremely turbulent equity market conditions to complete the landmark $773.8m flotation of Matav, Hungary's national telecoms operator. The deal marks the largest share offering yet from central and eastern Europe, by a margin of some $250m, and represents the first listing by a Hungarian company on the New York Stock Exchange.
    November 14, 1997
  • Equity
    Polish equity issues continue to emerge despite volatile stockmarket conditions
    Robert Fleming is to join forces with Daiwa Europe to run the books on the $50m international sale of stock in Kredyt Bank PBI, one of Poland's top 10 financial institutions. Despite the volatility in world stockmarkets, and in emerging markets in particular, bankers believe there should be robust demand from investors for one of Poland's few privately owned banks.
    November 14, 1997
  • Emerging Markets
    Matos vows more buy-backs
    VENEZUELAN finance minister Luis Ral Matos Azocar vowed this week to continue to restructure the country's Brady bond debt, despite controversy over the recent $4.4bn Brady bond retirement in a $4bn 30-year global bond exchange offer which led to calls for his dismissal in the Venezuelan congress. "I don't believe the process of reducing debt can be delayed just because of congress's attitude, or rather some of its members," Matos said this week.
    November 14, 1997
  • Equity
    Portugal's privatisation of Brisa set to blow out
    THE PORTUGUESE government this week increased the privatisation sale of Brisa Auto Estradas de Portugal, the national motorway operator, in the face of overwhelming demand from domestic retail investors. Although the deal was launched only last week, individual investors have already registered for more than 1.18bn shares compared to the 21m shares on offer.
    November 14, 1997
  • Bond Comments
    Spanish pesetas
    * Svenska Export Kredit Rating: Aa3/AA+ Amount: Pta5bn
    November 14, 1997
  • Bond Comments
    Sterling
    * Frogmore Estates plc Guarantor: Frogmore Investments Ltd, Frogmore Developments Ltd
    November 14, 1997
  • Equity
    Schuttesveld scores hit with Dfl 110m CB via DMG at 21% premium
    DEUTSCHE Morgan Grenfell this week successfully sold a Dfl 110m convertible for Dutch manufacturer Schuttesveld as investors lapped up a rare opportunity to buy quality equity-linked debt. The deal was launched early this week and was well placed with convertible and equity investors. The coupon was set at 2.75%, compared to indicated terms of 1.5% to 3%, and the bonds are convertible into Schuttesveld common stock at a premium of 21% versus an indicated range of 18% to 22%.
    November 14, 1997
  • Bond Comments
    Swiss francs
    * Österreichische Kontrollbank AG Guarantor: Republic of Austria
    November 14, 1997
  • CLOs
    Syndication launched for Africa's record-breaking Jorf Lasfar project loans
    SYNDICATION has started for the largest limited recourse project finance transaction to be completed in Africa, the $1.483bn Jorf Lasfar coal fired power project in Morocco. Arrangers ABN AMRO, Banque Nationale de Paris and Credit Suisse First Boston have launched the co-arranging phase of the loan facilities supporting the project financing.
    November 14, 1997
  • Equity
    Telstra IPO on track for success in spite of funds' anger at price range rise
    THE AUSTRALIAN government provoked howls of indignation from international investors this week by increasing the maximum price for the IPO of telecom operator Telstra. Many international bankers branded the move as opportunistic and accused the government of displaying a reckless attitude towards the stock's aftermarket performance.
    November 14, 1997
  • Telstra float price hike angers foreign investors
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    November 14, 1997
  • Equity
    UBS launches flotation of Austria's new Erste Bank
    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).
    November 14, 1997
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