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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  • Argentina BankBoston Trust Co Ltd and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg have completed the $100m five year loan-style FRN for Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA (TGS).
  • Qatar The State of Qatar's $200m five year term loan has been increased to $250m after syndication proved a blow-out success.
  • Finland Lead arrangers Chase Manhattan, Merita Bank and Postipankki Bank have arranged a $150m multicurrency revolving credit for Pohjolan Voima, the Finnish power company. Pohjolan Voima will use about two thirds of the loan to pay off debts with the remainder to be used to finance development of a power station.
  • ARRANGERS of the $2.32bn quasi project financing for the Yanpet petrochemical expansion project in Saudi Arabia expect to reach final close today (Friday), Euroweek can exclusively reveal. Global bookrunner JP Morgan has received all commitments from the senior lead manager and lead manager levels with one bank still to confirm its role at the manager level.
  • South Africa The $150m (increased from $100m) three year multicurrency revolving credit, at 40bp over Libor, arranged for AECI Ltd by Commerzbank AG and Société Générale was signed on December 3.
  • Australia The A$1.925bn fundraising for PowerNet was signed yesterday (Thursday). Arrangers Chase Manhattan Australia, Dresdner Australia, and JP Morgan Australia took A$152m each.
  • Cayman Islands Bayerische Landesbank and BHF-Bank are arranging a $100m one year floating rate CD at 65bp over Libor for Banco Rio de la Plata SA (Grand Cayman).
  • CHASE Manhattan has suspended its troubled 8-1/2 year loan for borrower NTL. The facility was to have been used by NTL to finance the expansion of its telecoms and cable network in the UK. The £875m loan was launched into syndication to underwriting co-arrangers in September, with Chase looking for about 10 co-arrangers. But appetite for the deal proved poor, despite pricing set at a maximum of 225bp and a underwriting fee of 30bp and final take fee of 60bp.
  • Croatia Arranger RZB signed the two-tranche DM49m term loan for Vrbobec Mesna Industrija dd on December 4 in Vienna.
  • France The Ffr1.5bn three year extendible term loan being arranged by Natexis Banque-BFCE and Société Générale for Ciments Français SA has been completed.
  • GAZPROM'S $3bn gas receivables loan closed yesterday (Thursday) amid rumours that the general syndication was not as successful as hoped. Between 25 and 30 banks are believed to have joined at the senior lead manager, lead manager and manager levels, after general sell-down was launched in early November. Senior lead managers are offered fees of 70bp for $60m or more. lead managers 60bp for $30m to $59m, managers 50bp for $15m to $29m and participants 40bp for $5m to $14m
  • India Arranger SocGen Asia has invited selected banks into the $50m fundraising for Maharashtra State Electricity Board. Fees are 35bp for lead managers with commitments of $5m to $7m and 21bp for managers taking $3m to $4m.