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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  • Equity
    Doubts surface on Pechiney bought deal as French government divests final stake
    THE FRENCH government has once more completed the privatisation of a company through a block trade, this week mandating BNP, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston to sell its remaining shares in Pechiney, the aluminium group. The Trésor invited bids at 8pm on Wednesday and the three firms are understood to have offered to complete the sale at a re-offer price of just Ffr295 - a discount of just 1.2% to the secondary market.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    Goldman scores again as Netherlands Ahold erases memory of ill-fated sale
    GOLDMAN Sachs this week extended its good run in the Dutch equity market, completing the offering of stock in retailer Koninklijke Ahold following last week's successful Dfl 443m sale of Nutreco shares in tandem with Rabo Securities. The US firm sold Ahold shares at Dfl 67, just below the Dfl 67.30 closing price, and placed around 40% of the international tranche into the US. Foreign demand was also strong from Germany and only in the UK, where investors are fairly fully-weighted, was demand thin.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    Goldman to float Ixos, Jenoptic
    GOLDMAN Sachs is poised to float two German growth stocks in deals that promise to strengthen further Frankfurt's growing reputation as a market for high-tech and small cap stocks. The first transaction is set to be the sale of stock in Jenoptic, which has been anticipated for some time but was postponed last year when the deluge of issues from German blue-chips caused sentiment to turn temporarily against new issues.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    High quality demand for Schroders' sale of Demasz
    SCHRODERS continued its run of successes in central Europe this week, successfully completing the sale of stock in Hungarian electricity group Demasz. The UK firm sold 1,233,800 shares in the company at a price of Huf17,500 or $16.42 for the GDRs, representing the top of the indicated price range of Huf15,500 to Huf17,500.
    April 03, 1998
  • Equity
    Investors pack in to second ACES deal led by Goldman
    FOLLOWING the launch last week of the first issue of automatically convertible equity securities (ACES), Goldman Sachs this week successfully priced and sold a second such issue for AXA Colonia Konzern Finance. There could be many more such issues to come, according to Goldman officials.
    April 03, 1998
  • Bond Comments
    Luxembourg francs
    * Arbed SA Amount: Lfr2bn
    April 03, 1998
  • Sumitomo Bank stands out from CLO crowd
    9428
    April 03, 1998
  • Philippines breaks away from Asia gloom with $500m bond
    THE REPUBLIC of the Philippines successfully overcame weakening sentiment across the emerging markets yesterday (Thursday) to launch the first Asian sovereign dollar deal of the year.
    April 03, 1998
  • Philippines breaks away from Asia gloom with $500m bond
    THE REPUBLIC of the Philippines successfully overcame weakening sentiment across the emerging markets yesterday (Thursday) to launch the first Asian sovereign dollar deal of the year. The $500m 10 year global bond was priced at 337.5bp over Treasuries, inside final expectations of a clearing spread of 350bp over.
    April 03, 1998
  • Record first quarter
    THE FIRST quarter of 1998 has closed with record issuance of over $303bn, compared with $209bn in the first three months of last year. But the second quarter opened with wider swap spreads and fears that the superliquid market is losing some of its appeal. Fannie Mae's fourth benchmark note, a $4bn bond in the repeat five year maturity, was described by some syndicate members as a difficult trade and one that appealed largely to US investors.
    April 03, 1998
  • The week at a glance: Record first quarter
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    April 03, 1998
  • Joint leads, co-leads, managers of all international bonds -- 1998 (based on equal apportionment) (March 31, 1998)
    April 03, 1998
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