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  • LEAD managers Deutsche Bank and Banco Cisf will this week conclude the sale of stock in the Portuguese toll road operator, Brisa. The deal has sparked strong demand among international and local investors, with the local retail market already bidding for 16 times the number of shares on offer to this tranche.
  • * GMAC Canada Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp
  • * Akzo Nobel NV Rating: A2/A
  • Croatia Chase Manhattan and Zagrebacka banka have launched general syndication of the DM40m term loan for debut borrower City of Zagreb.
  • * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank provoked anger and disappointment among much of the Eurobond underwriting community this week when it slashed the fees on a Eu1bn euro-tributary offering.
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  • FAR FROM being the aftermath of a melt-down, the last two months of 1998 represent a terrific opportunity for investors to search for bargains. "Emerging market funds and general international funds are looking for bargains among the current cheap trading levels throughout the emerging markets," says the global head of equity capital markets at a European firm.
  • THE INTERNATIONAL sale of stock in Hellenic Telecommunications Organisation (OTE) has closed to the relief and applause of international market participants. Run by CSFB, National Bank of Greece and Salomon Smith Barney, the deal was widely regarded as an acid test of the strength of the markets. Although the lead managers had luck on their side with recovering stockmarkets, the successful sale of OTE shares is an encouraging sign of the still strong demand for international equity.
  • THE FRENCH government is set to launch the Ffr40bn ($6.88bn) sale of stock in France Telecom next week. As predicted in Euroweek last issue, the government looks ready to dispense with a lengthy marketing period and push the button on a simple bookbuilding programme for the sale of stock and a capital increase by France Télécom itself in the form of a Ffr10bn to Ffr15bn convertible.