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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    South African rand
    * BGB Finance (Ireland) plc Guarantor: Bankgesellschaft Berlin
    April 03, 1998
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    Spanish pesetas
    * DSL Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
    April 03, 1998
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    Sterling
    * Statoil Rating: Aa2/AA+
    April 03, 1998
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    New Zealand dollars
    * Helaba Finance BV Guarantor: LB Hessen-Thüringen
    April 03, 1998
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    Polish zlotys
    * Inter-American Development Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
    April 03, 1998
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    Portuguese escudos
    * Rabobank Nederland Rating: Aaa/AAA
    April 03, 1998
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    SCANDINAVIA
    Iceland Arrangers of the $200m five year revolving credit for Bunadarbanki Islands have launched general syndication. BGB Bank, Den Dankse, DG Bank, Enskilda Debt Capital Markets, ING Barings and Sumitomo (bookrunner and agent) won the deal in mid-March.
    April 03, 1998
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    UNITED KINGDOM
    Arrangers ABN Amro, Bank of Nova Scotia and Export Development Corporation will close syndication of the non-recourse debt facilities that will fund the construction of the Medium Support Helicopter Aircrew Training Facility. Debt totals £96m. However, only £45m has been syndicated to an extremely targeted group of banks and an impressive oversubscription is expected.
    April 03, 1998
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    WESTERN EUROPE
    Belgium WestLB has closed the $400m five year revolving credit for DHL International. The loan carries a margin of 20bp over Libor for the first two years and 22.5bp thereafter. A utilisation fee of 2.5bp was offered on the portion of drawings in excess of 50% of the drawn facility. Syndication was targeted at relationship banks
    April 03, 1998
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    Q1 round up: the search for direction
    THE FIRST quarter of 1998 is over with banks still unsure about what direction the loan market is taking having expected, after a stagnant January, that activity would pick up. To some extent they were right. In February a host of jumbo facilities were awarded and launched into general syndication. In March these deals passed through relatively trouble-free retails.
    April 03, 1998
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    LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
    Argentina ABN Amro Bank, Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg are receiving a good response to their $400m loan-style FRN for Perez Companc SA. Pricing on the facility is 90bp over Libor for the first six months, 100bp for months seven to 12, 110bp for months 13 to 18 and 125bp for the last six months. Co-arrangers have been asked to commit $30m apiece and general syndication is due to be launched in the middle of April.
    April 03, 1998
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    MIDDLE EAST
    Bahrain Arrangers Chase Manhattan, JP Morgan, NatWest, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Paribas have successfully closed the co-arranger phase of the $200m five year term loan for Arab Banking Corporation. Nine banks have joined as co-arrangers and $225m has already been raised. General syndication has been launched and commitments are due by April 10. The loan is priced at 35bp over Libor with a co-arranger fee of 30bp. It will be used for general corporate purposes.
    April 03, 1998
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