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  • GLOBAL CO-ORDINATOR Merrill Lynch and joint lead manager UBS this week completed the sale of stock in Global Telesystems (GTS) in one of the first transactions this year from a corporate issuer. The company is incorporated in the state of Delaware in the US, but most of its assets are located in Russia and central Europe.
  • * Crédit Local de France
  • * Caisse d'Amortissement de la Dette Sociale (Cades)
  • THE SWISS government this week revealed the structure for its forthcoming sale of Swisscom, likely to be one of the most important sales of telecom stock this year. Late last year it hired SBC Warburg Dillon Read and JP Morgan as joint global co-ordinators for the transaction. Goldman Sachs is acting as adviser to the government and ABN AMRO Rothschild is advising the company.
  • THE BRAZILIAN government was forced to delay its Telebras privatisation plans on the eve of announcing the final mandate winner this week when a consortium including Lehman Brothers and Dresdner Kleinwort Benson filed a complaint about the score received by a rival bidding group including Salomon Smith Barney and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. Bankers will now have to wait another three weeks to find out who won the fee bidding phase of the process.
  • Signing of the £1.5bn facility for Reuters Holdings should take place on February 12. Arranger Chase, by bringing 16 banks into the transaction at either £125m or £75m participations, has achieved an oversubscription of around 20%. Of the participant banks, 10 took the top slot.
  • * ABB International Finance NV
  • UNPRECEDENTED levels of activity in the fixed rate dollar market continued with over $11bn raised in the first four days of this week -- including the largest ever dollar Eurobonds from the World Bank and its sister organisation, the IFC. The supranationals launched benchmark transactions on Tuesday, adding to the $4bn issued by US agency Fannie Mae in the global market the day before. Total fixed rate dollar issuance this year stands at over $39bn, some $13bn more than in the first five weeks of 1997.
  • * Banesto