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  • LEAD MANAGER Goldman Sachs is shortly to launch a bookbuilding programme for the flotation of shares in Charles Vögele, Switzerland's largest clothing retailer. The plans are to have a Sfr3bn ($1.97bn) valuation when it reaches the stockmarket toward the middle of next month. Investors this week had their first look at the company's preliminary prospectus. This reveals an indicated price range of between Sfr280 to Sfr350, putting the market capitalisation at between Sfr2.5bn and Sfr3.1bn.
  • Angola Warburg Dillon Read has signed the $575m (increased from $500m) four year pre-export financing for Sonangol.
  • Market commentary: Compiled by Jim Webber, TD Securities, London. Tel: +44 171 282 8216
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  • CHASE Manhattan and Deutsche Bank are preparing the syndication strategy of the $17bn global debt consolidation facility for DaimlerChrysler. Bankers say that the deal will not be offered to other institutions until the second week of June and that DaimlerChrysler will want its closest relationship banks to play senior roles.
  • DOLLAR swap spreads continued their sharp correction to wider levels at the beginning of the week. Five year spreads climbed to about 66bp and 10 year spreads to 80.5bp/81bp, a 10bp move in just one week. Nonetheless, secondary corporate spreads in the US moved by an average of 20bp-25bp in the same period, so arbitrage remained wafer thin.
  • THE Eu10bn sale of shares in Deutsche Telekom is generating keen interest among pan-European institutional and retail investors. The capital increase was not tied to the success of DT's bid for Telecom Italia and bankers say that, as a result, its chances of a successful sale have not been affected by Olivetti's victory over the German group for control of Telecom Italia.