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  • Paribas looks set to launch one of the first equity issues in 2000 from Europe on January 18 with a Eu160m IPO for French credit insurance and export credit company Groupe Coface. Crédit Agricole and Natexis will be joint global co-ordinators with Paribas of the Paris listing and will act as a single banking entity for the offer with Paribas as sole bookrunner.
  • Chris Schuster has left Chase Manhattan to join Lehman Brothers. She will work in the loan sales team, starting next week, and will report to Chris Cooke, who is head of European high yield sales. She had worked at Chase for three years on the distribution side, reporting to Don McCree.
  • STEEP FALLS across European markets unnerved by potential rate rises and US stock turmoil lent an uneasy calm to what was always expected to be a slow opening to the year for new issues. Few major deals are likely to come to market before February and the unsettled markets will simply reinforce the hesitancy of issuers, said bankers.
  • Finland Arranger Svenska Handelsbanken has signed participants into the Eu100m revolving credit and swingline facility for Municipal Housing Finance. The borrower is guaranteed by Municipal Guarantee Board.
  • Singapore Power is to lead Singapore’s charge into the international bond markets, with plans to raise up to $300m by the end of the first quarter.
  • Singapore Power is to lead Singapore’s charge into the international bond markets, with plans to raise up to $300m by the end of the first quarter.
  • * World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Thomson-CSF of France is aiming to improve its market profile with a bid for Racal Electronics, the UK defence group. The French electronics group is thought to have mandated Credit Suisse First Boston to arrange a facility worth about £1.9bn to support the bid. One banker said that Barclays, BNP-Paribas Group and Chase are to join the deal at a senior level.
  • * Bank Austria AG Guarantor: deficiency guarantee from the City of Vienna
  • EUROWEEK has learnt that UBS Capital has become the most likely acquirer of Alfa Laval, after Charterhouse Development Capital saw its exclusivity period expire over the year end. Most market observers thought that Charterhouse, with arrangers Merrill Lynch and Salomon Smith Barney, would launch the senior debt backing the acquisition of Alfa Laval to co-arrangers in the first two weeks of January.