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  • LEAD manager Merrill Lynch has launched an offer of stock for the Brussels based airline Virgin Express. The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Wednesday in preparation for the offer of 2.14m primary shares and will commence roadshows next week. Merrill expects to raise around $100m when it prices the shares on November 12-13.
  • THE mounting crisis in Asian markets dominated sentiment on Thursday following the sharp fall in the Hang Seng index and attacks on the Hong Kong dollar. Equity markets fell globally as a result of the Hong Kong turmoil, and government bond markets rallied dramatically as investors sought a safe haven from the stockmarket turbulence.
  • CHINA FAILED to live up to its new found reputation as the safe haven in Asia this week when whipsawing markets ravaged a $500m global bond from the People's Republic and soured the trading debut of China Telecom, the country's largest equity offering.Despite signs on Friday that regional markets were attempting to stage a rally from the week's lows, casualties were already beginning to emerge.
  • CHINA FAILED to live up to its new found reputation as the safe haven in Asia this week when whipsawing markets ravaged a $500m global bond from the People's Republic and soured the trading debut of China Telecom, the country's largest equity offering.
  • PLANS for Euromarket transactions from sub-federal issuers from Russia were in a state of flux this week, with at least one potential issuer likely to abandon its first Eurobond issue and another changing the scale and timing of its deal. The Astrakhan region, however, announced that it had awarded Commerzbank a ratings advisory and lead management mandate for a DM100m five year debut Eurobond. This is the first time that a Russian region has mandated a Deutschmark denominated offering.
  • THE German state of Hesse launched a DM1bn transaction targeted at international investors this week in a deal which provides a pointer to the increasingly competitive capital market expected in Europe after monetary union. When the euro is in place, investors are likely to look to new credits which offer a pick-up to government bonds. Regional states, as quasi-sovereigns which sometimes have better economic fundamentals than the sovereign, are likely to be considered a prime option after 1999.
  • JP MORGAN last week gave investors their first opportunity to buy commodity price risk in the form of equity. JP Morgan Index Funding Co sold $50m of securities whose redemption value at their three year maturity is tied to the Crude Oil Total Return Index, one of the components of the JP Morgan Commodity Index.