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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  • THE NEW Italian government confirmed this week that is going ahead with the planned offering of shares of Banca Nazionale del Lavoro in an operation that could raise up to $4bn. The sale was originally planned to take place in October, but was delayed until mid-November as a result of the hammering taken by bank stocks in the global market turmoil.
  • THE UK roadshow takes place today (Friday) for the Portuguese government's Esc158bn ($940m) secondary sale of shares in toll motorway operator Brisa, amid indications that the deal is already heading for a solid success. The deal -- which is being run by Deutsche Bank and Banco Cisf -- still has a week of bookbuilding to go, ahead of pricing next weekend, and the all-important UK and US roadshows are still to come.
  • Australia Bankers Trust Australia has been mandated by Hunstman Corp to arrange an acquisition financing of around A$125m.
  • US ISSUERS flooded the bond markets this week to take advantage of an extraordinary turnaround in investor appetite that enabled more than $10bn of deals to be priced by Thursday. Not only were Canada and Associates Corp able to issue their respective $2.5bn and $4.8bn jumbo global bonds -- the US high yield new issue market also received a boost.
  • THE FIRST prolonged period of stability in the capital markets since the summer spurred a renewal of activity in the high yield debt markets this week, as two of the best known European high yield names reopened the sector. First, NTL launched $625m of 10 year bonds via Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, increased from $500m; TeleWest quickly followed, and increased its Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette-led 10 year offering from $300m to $350m.
  • US FINANCE company Associates Corp launched the largest ever global bond from a financial institution this week as the market for credit products at last appeared to turn the corner after months of spread widening and inactivity in the primary markets. US FINANCE company Associates Corp launched the largest ever global bond from a financial institution this week as the market for credit products at last appeared to turn the corner after months of spread widening and inactivity in the primary markets.
  • FINANCE for Danish Industry (FIH) this week became the first financial institution to issue a dollar floater since the market closed in August following the Russian crisis. FIH, which is partly owned by the Danish government, last week announced its intention to raise the equivalent of $500m in two tranches, denominated in dollars and sterling. It was a sterling debut for the Aa3 rated institution.