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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  • China Arranger Standard Chartered Bank is inviting banks to join a $20m financing for Guangdong International Trust & Investment Corp, Shenzhen.
  • Australia Arranger Toronto-Dominion Australia has launched the A$85m five year revolver for Signature Security Group and Securitas Electronic Protection Services Pty Ltd.
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  • BANKERS THIS week began making initial presentations for what could be the largest share issue out of Austria, the privatisation of Post & Telekom Austria (PTA). Adviser and global co-ordinator mandates are up for grabs and are attracting considerable interest from international and Austrian investment banks.
  • THE LIRA market provided some light on an otherwise gloomy horizon for Latin issuers this week when Mexican commercial bank Bancomer successfully placed Lit250bn worth of five year bonds. The 7.125% deal, led by Chase, was increased from Lit200bn and came at 99.625 to yield 224bp over BTPs -- an attractive swap rate of 254bp over Treasuries for Bancomer at a time when UMS dollar bonds maturing 2001 were trading at 279bp and BNCE 04s at 332bp.
  • Chile Bayerische Landesbank and BHF Bank have completed syndication of the $60m certificate of deposit and promissory note placement for Banco Rio de la Plata SA.
  • SUPRANATIONAL Corporation Andina de Fomento (CAF) opened the German market for Latin American new issue business this week with a DM200m five year offering. The deal, led by Dresdner, came at 84bp over Bunds, far wider than the original 40bp level at which CAF had hoped to complete its DM debut last year.
  • IN WHAT will be one of the largest syndicated loans of the first quarter, Bankers Trust and Chase Manhattan are preparing to launch syndication of a $7bn facility to finance Starwood Lodging's acquisition of ITT. The arrangers plan to launch general selldown after a bankers meeting on Tuesday at which around 200 individuals representing around 100 commercial banks, investment banks, funds, institutional investors and private investors will attend.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Colombia is today (Friday) expected to kick off the roadshow for its long awaited debut in the sterling market. Lead managers CSFB and Barclays plan to take the issuer to Zurich, London and Edinburgh for investor presentations and if markets permit, price the deal in the next two weeks.