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  • Market report Compiled by Gerard Perrignon, Hambros Bank Ltd, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
  • MERRILL Lynch has launched the largest ever international bond issue by a Polish corporate-- raising the equivalent of $400m in cash proceeds for Poland's leading private sector fixed line telecoms operator Netia Holdings SA. European interest in the transaction, launched via Netia's Netherlands registered financing vehicle Netia Holdings BV, was such that the lead manager added a DM207.062m portion (DM135m cash proceeds) to the $325m twin tranche dollar transaction initially planned.
  • GOLDMAN Sachs steered three financings for the City of New York through this week's choppy financial markets, raising a total of $1.2bn. The city inaugurated its global debt facility, registered on the London Stock Exchange, with a $200m taxable floating rate note launched on Wednesday in London. (See bond section for details and comment.)
  • BRAZILIAN oil company Petrobras has established a Esc34bn domestic CP programme making it the first international corporate to put in place such a facility. The programme, the largest of its type to be set up for a non-domestic borrower, represents Petrobras' first foray into the Portuguese markets.
  • AFTER months of speculation, Pharmacia & Upjohn Inc is making its debut in the syndicated loan market following the two pharmaceutical companies merger in 1995. The $500m facility, which has been mandated to Citibank and Enskilda Debt Capital Markets, is set to redefine the company's core relationship bank group.
  • Domestic issuance: * Portugal Telecom
  • THE INTERNATIONAL primary bond market shuddered to a halt this week as volatility swept across the globe, sending secondary market spreads rocketing. Many investors have closed their books early for the year and bankers predict little recovery in new issue volumes before the start of 1998.
  • Denmark Euroweek hears early reports that Den Danske Bank has been quietly arranging a rare foray into the market for a Danish borrower.
  • South Africa The well supported $225m (increased from $200m) term loan being arranged by Bank of New York, DG Bank, NatWest Markets and Sumitomo Bank for ABSA Bank Ltd has been signed.
  • China The term loan arranged by HSBC Investment Bank and Société Générale Asia for State Development Bank of China closed oversubscribed and was signed this week. It was increased to $220m from $190m.