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  • * The German primary equity market is gearing up for another record year with a deluge of stock offerings on the way from many of the country's corporates. Many equity linked deals are expected as well from companies and banks. One deal likely to be launched in next few months is the sale of stock in Technotrans, a maker of machinery for printing. The deal will raise around DM100m and will be run by Dresdner Kleinwort Benson.
  • * SüdWestLB Capital Markets
  • * Norddeutsche Landesbank
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  • PORTUGAL is set to launch simultaneous Deutschmark and French franc "Euro-OTs" early next week, Eurobonds that will be fungible with a recently launched domestic government bonds at the start of Emu. The move will make the sovereign the latest EU country to launch foreign currency denominated government instruments in a bid to broaden its investor base ahead of Emu.
  • * Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Discover
  • ISSUANCE prospects for Russian borrowers seeking access to the Euromarkets looked gloomier this week with the announcement by Moody's Investors Service that it had placed its Ba2 sovereign ceiling for Russia on review for possible downgrade. In December Standard & Poor's revised the outlook on its BB- Russia rating from stable to negative. Spreads on outstanding Russian issues weakened on the news on Tuesday, but regained some ground later in the week on the back of comments from president Yeltsin that he remained committed to keeping economic reformists such as first deputy prime ministers Anatoly Chubais and Boris Nemtsov in his cabinet.
  • THE ITALIAN government will launch the latest wave of its privatisation programme in March with the sale of shares in Saipem, the oilfield services division of national oil and gas group Eni. The deal will be a secondary stock offering with shares divested by Eni, whose stake will fall from 66% to between 40% and 45%.
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  • * Commerzbank AG
  • HR NOSHADE SIZE=1> * Carlsberg Finans AS