GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

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  • BRITISH STEEL plans to launch a Eu1.5bn credit within the next 10 days through arrangers ABN Amro, Citibank, Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and HSBC, say bankers. After raising Eu400m via a Eurobond last week through BSKH Finance Plc, the borrower was thought by bankers to have been contemplating a Eu1.825bn loan. However, they say British Steel is considering another bond issue in the near future, therefore reducing its requirements from the loan market.
  • A CONSORTIUM consisting largely of Hungarian-based banks is close to winning the mandate for the Eu100m facility for BorsodChem. The group consists of Bank Austria Creditanstalt, Central European Investment Bank, Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank, OTP, Raiffeisen Unicbank Rt and WestLB.
  • France Paribas and co-lead arranger Warburg Dillon Read will launch syndication of the Eu250m debt backing the buy-out of the Perrier Jouet and Mumm champagne brands towards the end of August.
  • THE TWO tranche facility for Portugal's West Toll Highway Project will be signed today (Friday), after banks responded with enthusiasm to the asset. The deal was arranged by Argentaria, Banco BPI, Caixa Geral de Depósitos and Crédit Lyonnais and is the first in a series of deals to fund toll road projects in Portugal.
  • ABN AMRO, Bayerische Landesbank, Caixa Geral, Greenwich NatWest, WestLB and DePfa have won the mandate to arrange a Eu1.5bn standby revolving credit for the Republic of Portugal, Euroweek can exclusively reveal. The number of banks in the arranging group is surprising - Portugal has tended to work with a small group of arranging banks in the past.
  • Qatar The $750 million Q-Chem project financing will be signed on August 25, probably in London by power of attorney.
  • Norway The Nkr200m term loan for Totens Sparebank was signed on August 4 in Oslo after a slow syndication.
  • KOREA French Banking Corp (Sogeko) is tapping the market with a $30m FRCD. The deal is the first transaction for a Korean merchant bank - commercial banks have tapped the sector already - since the financial crises of 1997 and marks yet a further rehabilitation of the country. Commercial banks Korea Exchange Bank and Hanvit Bank have recently completed successful dollar deals. Shinhan Bank is wrapping up a $100m transaction which was also well received.
  • n Andrew Lothian, director and head of dollar syndicate at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson in London, will take up a new position later this month as head of syndicate and investment grade fixed income trading for Dresdner Kleinwort Benson North America in New York. With Lothian moving to New York, Stuart Montgomerie is to join as syndicate manager from Commerzbank, where he had a similar role. Before Commerzbank, Montgomerie worked at Lehman Brothers.