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  • FINANCE ministry officials from the State of Qatar are in discussions with investment banks about the possibility of launching a long dated dollar financing. The Baa2/BBB rated Middle East sovereign debuted in the international bond markets last May with a $1bn 9.5% 10 year Euro/144A - the largest ever single tranche Eurobond from the region.
  • The much anticipated second tranche of the NGL-4 receivables backed financing programme gets underway early next week, when financial advisor Greenwich, NatWest requests financing proposals from the 13 other arrangers of the first NGL-4 tranches signed in April 1999. The following banks - ABN Amro, Apicorp, BNP Paribas, Barclays, Chase Manhattan, GIB, HSBC, IBJ, SG and Sumitomo - have 2-1/2 weeks to submit alternative proposals to finance the second tranche.
  • Denmark LB Kiel is thought to have won the mandate to arrange a new money facility for Roskilde Bank. The borrower is looking for about Eu50m.
  • SWEDISH export credit agency SEK this week became the first international issuer of a floating rate note denominated in Latvian lats. The par priced Lat2m three year bond, lead managed by Hansabanka, paid a coupon of three month Rigibor minus 25bp - equivalent to a yield of 5.39% when the coupon was fixed on Wednesday.
  • THE PACE of new issuance by the EU wannabe states of central and eastern Europe is set to pick up sharply in March, with Slovenia and Slovakia both preparing to return to the euro denominated bond markets. Officials from the Republic of Slovenia this week named BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank as the bookrunners for a follow-up offering to a 10 year issue in 1999.
  • * Rabobank Nederland NV Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Salomon Smith Barney presented sterling investors with an unusual credit proposition this week - a bond backed by a variety of obligations of energy giant Enron Corp, structured to mimic the credit risk of Enron's senior unsecured debt. The £200m seven year transaction, issued by special purpose vehicle Yosemite Securities Co Ltd, is similar to a $750m five year deal Salomon sold in the US late last year through Yosemite Securities Trust I.
  • * Bradford & Bingley Building Society Rating: A3/A- (Moody's/Fitch IBCA)
  • GOLDMAN Sachs and Lehman Brothers have been mandated as joint bookrunners for the Eu500m Stockholm and New York IPO of Swedish alternative telco Tele1 which began premarketing this week. Of the total, roughly Eu350m will be primary with Eu150m worth of shares to be sold by existing shareholders. There will be a greenshoe of up to 15%. The deal will give the company a market capitalisation of around Eu2bn and roughly 25% will be floated overall - although a final decision has yet to be made.
  • * City of Copenhagen Rating: Aa1
  • MORGAN STANLEY Dean Witter and Warburg Dillon Read look set to retain their joint global co-ordinator roles for the Eu10bn privatisation of Swedish telecom giant Telia in April. Bankers expect the blockbuster deal - which will value the company at up to Eu60bn - to be one of the most exciting dates in the equity calendar.