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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  • Australia Deutsche Bank Australia is arranging a $40m eight year club loan for Western Bunkering Pty.
  • Croatia Warburg Dillon Read has closed the general syndication of the DM215m Bina Istrian toll road motorway project.
  • EUROLOAN participants with exposure to Russia face an uncertain future after the Russian government announced a 90-day debt moratorium on foreign commercial credits on Monday. Arrangers of the $200m pre-export financing for Gazprom -- Bayerische Landesbank, Chase Manhattan, General Banking Trust (Altalanos Ertekforgalmi Bank), ING Barings, MKB and OTP -- are testing market sentiment before deciding whether to shelve the deal or restructure and go ahead.
  • Arranger ANZ Investment Bank has launched general syndication of a $25m facility for Tata Electric. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
  • Israel The $650m senior secured credit facility for Partner Communications Ltd has closed oversubscribed.
  • Lousie Lomax has moved to the secondary sales and trading team at Greenwich NatWest under Chris Porter. Lomax was previously part of Greenwich NatWest's forfaiting team focusing on Russian business. Steve Perry has joined the syndications team at ABN Amro in London. He was previously at UBS for eight years where he worked in the agency credit administration department before moving to the execution and management structured finance team. His last role at UBS was in the bank's loan trading department.
  • South Africa Arrangers ABN Amro and Deutsche Bank are looking for co-arranging banks to join the $117.227m two year L/C facility for Eskom.
  • Belgium Potential co-arranging banks will be approached next week by arrangers Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and JP Morgan for the project financing for the KPN-Orange Belgium NV mobile telecoms project.
  • China The underwriting group for New Century International Leasing Co's $260m four year equipment financing has been completed. A total of eight banks have joined mandated arrangers HSBC Investment Bank Asia and Hang Seng Finance, which underwrote $59m each.
  • Al Lord is leaving Morgan Stanley Dean Witter's syndicate desk in London to join the firm's corporate finance department, concentrating on IPOs and high yield markets. Lord has been on Morgan Stanley's London desk for two years. Before that he was syndicate manager for Asia for four years.
  • THE UK government's second £1bn sale of student loans has attracted a strong response, officials at NM Rothschild & Sons said this week. The bank, which is administering the sale, invited over 200 financial institutions to participate, and interested bidders have until Monday to submit indications of interest and pay a £10,000 deposit.
  • FIRST USA Bank garnered an enthusiastic response from investors and applause from syndicate banks this week when it chose the five year floating rate sector for its fifth credit card securitisation of 1998. Merrill Lynch launched $650m of senior notes at 10bp over one month Libor and $58.74m of single-A rated 'B' notes with a 28bp spread.