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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  • FLOTATIONS of European companies taken private in management and leveraged buy-outs are shaping up to be a major theme in 1999. This week Warburg Dillon Read started the pre-marketing for two such deals: the IPO of William Hill, the UK bookmaker bought by Nomura; and the float of Neopost, the French mailing machine business controlled by BC Partners.
  • ARGENTARIA and Merrill Lynch this week re-opened the international market for Spanish corporate IPOs with the launch of a $200m flotation of shares in parcel delivery firm Transportes Azkar. The deal will be priced on Sunday and the shares will begin trading next Wednesday (February 3).
  • THE FRENCH government unveiled the first western European privatisation of the year this week, launching the partial privatisation of Air France. Although there are some doubts over the timing of the deal -- given the poor performance and outlook in the airline sector -- and the quality of the company, bankers say its small size and cheap pricing should ensure that it gets away safely.
  • CROATIAN pharmaceutical company Pliva this week completed a European roadshow in support of its $100m Euro-commercial paper programme. The facility, the first to be set up by a central and eastern European corporate, was initiated by programme arranger Bank Austria Creditanstalt late last year.
  • Australia Deutsche Bank Australia is arranging a $250m restructuring facility for Pasminco.
  • France Paribas has won the mandate to arrange the debt financing backing NatWest Equity Partners' £138m acquisition of Imo Car Wash.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Hungary this week led the central European charge into the euro bond sector, with the launch of a Eu500m 10 year issue via DG Bank and JP Morgan. The landmark issue, which marked its own-name debut in the international bond markets, is the first of a series of euro denominated debt offerings from the region, which has thrown off the effects of Russian contagion and proved largely immune to Brazilian fever.
  • WHO SHOT Euromarket megastar Seth Waugh? What happened to the Merrill Lynch capital markets genius who was considered by his fan club to have more sex appeal than Warren Beatty and Brad Pitt combined?
  • THE SHAPE of the euro-denominated bond markets became clearer this week as issuers across the credit spectrum offered liquid transactions and investors began a sustained period of outright buying of securities in the new single currency.
  • * The first quarter of 1999 will see at least two sovereigns signing debt facilities. The Czech Republic has mandated Morgan Stanley Dean Witter to establish a Euro-MTN programme. South Africa's long-awaited programme is due to be signed on February 10. The $2bn programme is arranged by Deutsche.