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  • Republic of Italy Rating: Aa3/AA
  • DO WE SENSE the winds of change within the debt capital markets group at Merrill Lynch? If you are mentally saying to yourself, "and about time too", you are being unnecessarily churlish. However, we have been saying for weeks that Merrill's bondies had lost their fizz and sparkle. Didn't we recommend that Merrill kick some tired old butt out of the door and bring in new blood?
  • IBJ IS TO arrange the refinancing for the AES Barry Ltd merchant power plant in south Wales. The original deal -- for one of the UK's first non-peaking merchant plants -- was signed in September 1997, and arranged by IBJ. The refinancing is to be orientated towards increasing tenor rather than improving the pricing.
  • India The $650.6m syndicated debt portion of Dabhol Power Co's project financing co-ordinated by ABN Amro, ANZ Investment Bank, Citibank International and Credit Suisse First Boston, is split into three tranches.
  • COMMERZBANK has launched a DM15m ($9.1m) share buyback for Kogel, the German automotive components company. The bank has indicated a range of prices that investors can use to sell their shares to the company using a reverse bookbuilding system. The deal size may be small, but the transaction marks the first time such a method has been employed to achieve a buyback price and bankers in the local market expect it to be used by other companies seeking to enhance shareholder value through a stock re-purchase.
  • AGAINST a background of a slowdown in the rest of Europe, the Netherlands has experienced a rally in equity activity over the past couple of weeks. In a still a less than perfect environment for small cap companies, high tech stocks are well up the list of favourites for small cap funds. Rabo Securities completed the IPO for computer services company KSI International late last week, raising some Dfl 55m. Investors were offered a total of 3.666m shares, a third of those sold by the company.
  • Chile Argentaria Banco de Negocios SA, Chase Securities Inc, Citicorp Securities Inc, Dresdner Bank Luxembourg SA, NationsBanc Montgomery Securities Inc and JP Morgan Securities Inc have completed their $500m two tranche facility for Enersis SA.
  • MERRILL Lynch showed its determination to remain the leading firm in international fixed income when it introduced a radical shake-up to the senior management of its global debt markets division this week. Reporting lines have been simplified across the operating structure of the debt markets division following a comprehensive review undertaken by the new head of global debt markets, Kelly Martin, since his appointment in October.
  • Egypt Arranger Greenwich NatWest has closed oversubscribed the $260m offshore limited recourse tranche funding the construction of a steel mill being developed by Ezz Heavy Industries.