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  • MORGAN Stanley Dean Witter this week completed the sale of stock in Synstar, the computer services group, in the largest IPO in the UK market since last summer, when Goldman Sachs launched the sale of stock in Computacenter. The London market has not been receptive to IPOs in recent weeks, as shown by last week's pulling of the William Hill flotation, and salesmen say that domestic and continental European investors are becoming selective about which sectors they choose to buy.
  • Mexico * Nacional Financiera SNC (Grand Cayman)
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  • FEDERAL Home Loan Banks continued its massive funding spree at the short end of the dollar curve this week when it issued $7bn of new paper. FHLB issued $3bn of three year global bonds on Tuesday and $4bn of two year bonds yesterday (Thursday). The deals bring to $13bn from just four transactions the amount of funding the US agency has raised in two and three year dollars this year.
  • ABN AMRO, Barclays, Chase Manhattan, Deutsche Bank London and Dresdner Kleinwort Benson have launched the $3bn jumbo senior debt package for National Grid Group plc and National Grid Company plc to co-arrangers and underwriters. The financing backs the acquisition of New England Electric System and Eastern Utilities Associates, the refinancing of New England Electric System's debt and will be used for general corporate purposes of National Grid Group and National Grid Company
  • GOLDMAN Sachs pulled off a highly successful sale of Orange stock this week, raising $500m for the vendor, Hutchison Whampoa, and earning praise from the market. The diversified Hong Kong industrial and holding group asked the US firm to take hard underwriting on the sale of a 4.1% stake in Orange's equity capital.
  • FEDERAL Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan proved his powers of persuasion once again this week when hawkish comments during his Humphrey-Hawkins testimony sparked a sell-off in government bond markets. From Tuesday, when Greenspan hinted that the next move in US interest rates may be upwards, yields on US Treasuries began rising and the long bond sliced through the 5.5% level to reach its highest yield since last August. After initially resisting the negative move, European markets followed the US lower and the yield on the 10 year Bund rose to 4%.
  • ISRAEL Electric Corporation launched its largest ever international bond this week -- a $500m 10 year Yankee/144A issue via Salomon Smith Barney. Despite a challenging new issue environment yesterday (Thursday), with both the US equity and Treasury markets trading sharply off, Salomon increased the issue to $500m from an original $400m target.
  • KfW launches Eu25bn note programme to assist in drive to become Bund surrogate KREDITANSTALT für Wiederaufbau this week put in place the final piece of its funding jigsaw which, the German state development agency hopes, will make it seen as the Bund surrogate, when it launched a Eu25bn Note programme for non-benchmark issuance in the single currency.