EXHIBIT 99.3:  PRESS RELEASE

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News Release

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For Immediate Release


CNH Names Senior Management Team


Steven G. Lamb Named President
and Chief Operating Officer

Ted R. French Appointed President, Financial Services
and Chief Financial Officer


     Racine, Wisconsin (November 15, 1999) - CNH (N:CNH), the company created
from the merger of Case Corporation and New Holland, today announced that Steven
G. Lamb has been named president and chief operating officer.  In addition, Ted
R. French was appointed president, financial services, and chief financial
officer.  In the May 1999 announcement in which the two companies agreed to
merge, Jean-Pierre Rosso was named chairman and chief executive officer of the
company and Umberto Quadrino was named co-chairman for a transition period to
support the integration of the two companies.
     The company also announced several other members of its management team.
They include: Fausto Lanfranco, president, Worldwide Construction Equipment
Business, Andrew E. Graves, president, CNH Capital Corporation; William T.
Kennedy, president, New Holland Agricultural Business; Leopold Plattner,
president, Case IH Agricultural Business; and Harold D. Boyanovsky,
president, Worldwide Agricultural Equipment Products.
     In addition, Rafael Ansorena has been named senior vice president for New
Holland's construction equipment business and Jim McCullough has been appointed
senior vice president for Case's construction equipment business. Both Ansorena
and McCullough will report to Lanfranco.
     "The CNH management team reflects the best talent from both organizations,"
said Rosso. "They have tremendous global perspective, business acumen and
management skills and are well-equipped to successfully lead the company. We are
fortunate to have such top caliber people."
     Rosso previously served as chairman and chief executive officer of Case
Corporation, and Quadrino was chairman, president and chief executive officer of
New Holland.  Lamb was president and chief operating officer of Case, and French
was president, Financial Services, and chief financial officer of Case.
     Boyanovsky previously served as senior vice president and general manager,
North American Region, for Case. Graves was president, Case Capital. Kennedy
previously served as executive vice president and chief marketing officer, New
Holland. Lanfranco served as senior vice president, Construction Equipment, New
Holland. Plattner served as president, Case Europe.
     With strong global brands, CNH is a leader in the agricultural equipment,
construction equipment and financial services industries and had combined 1998
revenues of approximately $12 billion. CNH is the number one manufacturer of
agricultural tractors and combines in the world, the third largest maker of
construction equipment and has one of the largest equipment finance companies in
the world. Based in the United States, CNH has operations in 16 countries and
sells its products in 160 markets through a network of more than 10,000 dealers
and distributors. CNH products are sold under the following brands: Case, Case
IH, Fermec, Fiatallis, Fiat-Hitachi, Link-Belt, New Holland, O&K and Steyr.

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