GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • n Richard Briance has been appointed chief executive designate with immediate effect of Hawkpoint Partners Limited, NatWest Group's corporate advisory business which is being sold to its employees. Briance was previously chief executive of West Merchant Bank, the international investment banking subsidiary of West LB. Before that he was vice chairman of UBS.
  • BANKS HAVE just a few more days to commit to Vivendi's latest loan market facility, an Eu2.5bn five year revolving credit. SG was mandated late on Friday last week after a tough contest with other French banks including BNP. SG gave banks 10 days to join the deal as either senior underwriting co-arrangers committing Eu250m with a final hold of Eu175m for a 7.5bp underwriting fee and 15bp participation fee or co-arrangers committing Eu150m for a 12.5bp participation fee.
  • Austria Banks are assembling bids for the mandate to arrange the Eu900m senior debt that will finance the build-out of Mobile Telering, Austria's fourth mobile telephone licence. Mannesmann is the sponsor.
  • Barclays and Greenwich NatWest have won the mandate to arrange a £250m three year revolving credit for Greenalls Group Plc, the company that last week agreed to sell its pubs, restaurants and budget hotels to Scottish & Newcastle. The facility will be Greenalls' new core funding facility.
  • Denmark Arrangers JP Morgan and HSBC have launched the $1bn five year revolver for AP Moeller to general syndication.
  • CHASE MANHATTAN and Greenwich NatWest have offered Rolls-Royce's relationship banks co-arranging tickets of £70m to join the £1bn credit that will back the engineering firm's £576m recommended cash bid for rival Vickers. The loan consists of two tranches: a £500m 364 day revolving credit with a one year extension and a £500m five year extension.
  • Egypt Chase, Greenwich NatWest, Mediocredito Centrale and Sumitomo Bank are arranging $400m of project debt for Misr Oil Processing Company.
  • Colombia Arrangers Bank of Montreal and Comerica have closed and increased the $105m five year loan for Metalsa SA de CV to $144m after a good response in syndication.
  • Czech Republic Sole lead arranger WestLB is in the market with a non-recourse acquisition financing for Messe Düsseldorf which is buying Bruno Trade Fairs & Exhibition Company.
  • BANK OF TOKYO Mitsubishi and Piraeus Prime Bank are close to launching a Eu75m consumer receivables backed financing for P Kotsovolos, the leading Greek retailer of consumer electronics and domestic appliances.
  • GLENCORE International has mandated Barclays (facility agent), Credit Suisse First Boston (joint bookrunner), Deutsche Bank (joint bookrunner, facility agent), Dresdner Bank Luxembourg, Greenwich NatWest and JP Morgan to arrange a $750m three year revolving credit. The facility will refinance existing debt including the remaining part of its $850m revolver that was signed in August 1997. Proceeds will also be used for general corporate purposes.