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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  • Chase Manhattan, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch have launched syndication of the £1.275bn left of the £3.625bn acquisition facility that partly backed the $10.9bn of debt facilities raised in 1998 by Texas Utilities to back the purchase of Eastern Group. The debt is split into a £750m four year term loan, a £200m 364 day revolver and a £325m four year revolver.
  • United States Barclays Capital has been mandated as sole arranging bank for the $575m project financing for Flag Atlantic.
  • France Bombardier should tap the Euroloan market over the next two weeks for a sizeable facility through four banks, including Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank and SG. Bombardier will use the loan to finance its European operations.
  • NATIONAL Grid has offered a working mandate to a group of banks to arrange the debt facility that will, in part, finance Grid's $3.2bn agreed purchase of New England Electric System. Six banks have the working mandate -- ABN Amro, Barclays, Chase (joint bookrunner), Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort Benson (joint bookrunner) and HSBC, two more than originally expected.
  • LEHMAN Brothers has closed off the co-arranging phase of the senior secured debt portion of the facilities backing Morgan Grenfell Private Equity's £390m purchase of Coral, the UK-based betting chain. Nine banks were invited into the deal and offered tickets of £40m for a fee of 125bp. By the end of the co-arranging phase seven banks had joined the deal, raising £280m -- an excellent result considering the anxiety showed by many in the market before the deal was launched.
  • Egypt Expect news over the next few weeks of one of Egypt's top five banks tapping the international syndicated loan market.
  • Sweden ABN Amro (joint books and documentation agent) and Handelsbanken Markets (joint books and facility agent) have won the mandate to arrange a Eu225m five year multicurrency revolving credit facility for Swedish Match.
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  • Angola Warburg Dillon Read plans to close general syndication of the $500m oil contract pre-export financing for Sociedade Nacional de Combustiveis de Angola (Sonangol) early next week. All reports indicate the deal has been well supported.
  • Hong Kong Bank of Boston has been mandated to arrange a $260m financing for Cathay Pacific Airways.
  • Australia Lead arrangers Deutsche Bank Australia, BA Australia, National Australia Bank and Toronto-Dominion Australia are arranging a A$1.1bn loan for Texas Utilities Australia Pty for the first phase of the Victorian gas privatisations in Australia.
  • The £2.2bn senior debt facility backing Axa's £3.44bn agreed acquisition of Guardian Royal Exchange has been cut to £1bn, after Axa raised Eu1.5bn through a convertible bond issue last week. The senior debt is split into two tranches -- a three year tranche and one that matures on December 31, 1999. The three year tranche carries a margin of 27.5bp over Libor with a commitment fee of 12.5bp and the short term tranche carries a margin of 25bp with a commitment fee of 10bp.