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  • Ghana The well supported and heavily oversubscribed $275m receivables backed trade finance facility being arranged for Cocobod by co-ordinating lead arranger Citibank International plc is to be signed on October 10 at the Savoy Hotel in London.
  • China The $65m two year pre-delivery facility for Air China has closed. Arranger Banque Nationale de Paris pledged $25m. Participants are WestLB (Hong Kong), Wing Lung Bank taking $15m each and Dresdner Bank AG (Beijing) absorbing $10m.
  • ARGENTINE bonds soared by more than a point yesterday on news that Moody's Investors Service had finally decided to catch up with S&P and upgrade the sovereign. Moody's announced it had decided to raise Argentina's foreign currency and peso ratings one notch to Ba3, or BB- in S&P terms. Although the rating is still one notch below the bullish BB rating S&P gave Argentina earlier this year, the move appeared to meet market concerns that the earlier Moody's B1 rating for the country was too low.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Argentina will return to the lira market today (Friday) when it launches another seven year lira deal on the back of overwhelming demand
  • AUSTRALIAN Mutual Provident Society (AMP) this week issued the biggest non-US mandatory convertible exchange note, with a blowout $1.029bn so-called 'Strypes' deal led by Merrill Lynch. The deal is the culmination of two years' effort by AMP -- Australia's biggest insurer -- to determine how best to offload the bulk of its $1.3bn or 12.2% holding in Westpac, the country's fourth-largest private commercial bank, without adversely affecting the stock price.
  • Market commentary Compiled by Gerard Perrignon, Hambros Bank Ltd, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
  • Australia Arranger Commonwealth Bank of Australia has completed a A$250m five year FXCD for Commonwealth Bank of Australia. The deal pays a coupon of 5.75% semi-annually and was issued off the borrower's domestic transferable CD programme.
  • BANK HAPOALIM has unveiled plans to establish a $600m global MTN programme, signalling the arrival of Israel's largest bank in the international capital markets. The bank will launch an inaugural issue shortly after the programme signs. The $200m five year floater, to be lead managed by programme arranger Merrill Lynch, will be Hapoalim's Euromarket debut. The facility is scheduled to be signed on October 7, and the bond is expected to be launched within the following two weeks.
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  • SBC WARBURG Dillon Read has launched a complex Ffr2.5bn recapitalisation of Société Foncière Lyonnaise, including the offer of new and secondary shares, the private placement of a convertible bond and the public sale of a convertible bond without pre-emptive rights. The refinancing is aimed at increasing the free float of the property company which will then be able to purchase additional investments from Société Générale and GAN for Ffr2.15bn and Ffr676m respectively.