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  • Robertson Stephens priced the Eu39m IPO of Brainpower near the bottom of the range on Wednesday even though it was seven times oversubscribed. The shares were issued at Eu11 from a range of Eu10-Eu13, and they fell 30% yesterday (Thursday) on their first day of trading to close at Eu7.7.
  • Brazil braved volatile markets this week to launch a much anticipated Eu500m seven year benchmark bond. JP Morgan and UBS Warburg won the mandate last Friday evening after weeks of intense bidding during which euro houses proposed Brazil do anything from a seven to a 30 year euro issue.
  • BNP Paribas and HSBC Investment Bank have arranged and underwritten a $2bn dual tranche bridge facility for Cadbury Schweppes Finance that is guaranteed by Cadbury Schweppes. The facility, which will launch this week, is to part finance Cadbury's $1.45bn acquisition of bottled soft drinks company Snapple from Triarc, the US beverages and fast food holding firm.
  • Cadbury Schweppes is expected to visit the bond markets later this year or early next year to refinance its $1.45bn acquisition of the Snapple Beverage Group, which should be completed by November. The UK company, which is virtually debt free and has a market capitalisation of around £8bn, will raise the capital initially through a two tranche revolving credit facility arranged by HSBC and BNP Paribas. (See Loans News pages)
  • BNP Paribas and HSBC Investment Bank have arranged and underwritten a $2bn dual tranche bridge facility for Cadbury Schweppes Finance that is guaranteed by Cadbury Schweppes. The facility, which will launch this week, is to part finance Cadbury's $1.45bn acquisition of bottled soft drinks company Snapple from Triarc, the US beverages and fast food holding firm.
  • Market report Compiled by Frank Hracs, TD Securities, Toronto, Tel: +001 416 982 8785
  • The price range for CosmOte has been set below expectations at between Dr3.070 and Dr3.750. Greece's second mobile operator plans to list in Athens and London in October, and hopes to raise E600m at the top end of the range. The deal represents 17% of the company of which one third is capital increase and two thirds are existing shares sold by OTE and Norway's Telenor. There is a greenshoe of 15%.
  • Representatives of the government of the People's Republic of China will be under close market scrutiny as they head to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting in Prague this week. Speculation has been growing that a potential $1bn 10 year deal from the republic is in the offing, with JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs closest to the transaction.
  • * Deutsche Hypothekenbank Frankfurt-Hamburg AG Rating: Aa3