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  • Global financial markets took their cue this week from the increasing uncertainty in Brazil, as fears that Latin America’s bellwether economy would be the next to succumb to the flight of international capital from the emerging markets brought yet another sudden correction.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and Banque Paribas this week successfully floated shares in Brokat Infosystems, defying recent market volatility with an offer that was many times oversubscribed. "The deal shows all the signs of the old days when the second tier markets throughout Europe were roaring ahead," said one salesperson on the Continent.
  • * Tractebel Invest International BV Guarantor: Tractebel SA
  • Czech Republic Bankgesellschaft Berlin has closed general syndication of the $37.5m three year term loan for Ceska Sporitelna, the Czech savings bank.
  • * Nomura Global Funding plc Guarantor: Nomura Securities Co Ltd
  • Emerging markets commentary Compiled by ANZ Investment Bank, London. Contact: Chris Portman Tel: +44 171-378 2959
  • France became the first euro zone country to offer investors an inflation linked bond this week with the launch of its OATi. The template may be followed by other borrowers in the new single currency bloc. Despite losing ground to Germany in the race to become the euro-benchmark issuer in recent months, the move helped France impress market participants by maintaining its reputation as an innovative borrower.
  • * KfW International Finance Guarantor: Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau
  • Undaunted by the current turmoil in international stockmarkets and past failures, the Greek government is set to press ahead with its privatisation programme. The government this week revealed details of its planned issue of privatisation convertible bonds, dubbed 'Balladur Bonds' after the French example of 1992.
  • Asset backed securities: * Celtic Residential Irish Mortgage Securitisation No 2 plc
  • ING and BBL have moved to streamline the management of their developed market fixed income operations, setting up a multi-centre unit to be called ING Barings BBL. The move follows the acquisition earlier this year of BBL by ING.