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  • Juan Carlos Varela, the president of Panamá, named Eyda Varela de Chinchilla as finance minister on Tuesday after Dulcidio de la Guardia resigned despite apparently impressive results.
  • French lender La Banque Postale came to the market on Wednesday with its second ever senior non-preferred deal, undeterred by the July 4 holiday in the US.
  • The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority proposed on Wednesday to create a ‘directory’, a new public register of financial services staff. The FCA Register, which fulfilled a similar role, was drastically limited in scope following the introduction of the Senior Managers Regime in March 2016, but the new directory could fill in some of the blanks.
  • JP Morgan has started credit default swap clearing with London-based clearing house LCH, opening a line with a Nordic pension fund.
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    Investors appear relaxed and confident as the summer lull approaches, and public sector borrowers are making the most of the good times, taking the chance to squeeze out deals across the curve into the last weeks before the holidays.
  • Bahrain is no closer to accessing the capital markets for additional funding following its support package from its Gulf neighbours agreed last week, according to local investors. And nor is the appointment of Lazard as an advisor to the country seen as a precursor to debt restructuring.
  • Equity capital markets are firmly gearing up for summer and investors are looking beyond to autumn and the next batch of European IPOs. But many are limiting their expectations given the number of quality companies this year which have been sold privately, rather than through an IPO.
  • Lietuvos Energija on Tuesday made full use of its green credentials to price a €300m bond with a much smaller new issue concession than has been seen on the majority of recent new issues.
  • The last week of June and the first week of July have traditionally heralded the start of the Wimbledon tennis championships. This year, however, the corporate bond markets have also seen a lot of back and forth as investors remain sensitive to potential risks.
  • Mainland firms Hujiang Education & Technology Corp and China Beststudy Education Group are planning to list in Hong Kong, having submitted IPO documents to the stock exchange.
  • Southern Gas Corridor, the 3,500km pipeline system costing $45bn that will run through Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Albania and Italy, has signed a syndicated loan with guarantees totalling $750m-equivalent, as it begins its first commercial deliveries to Turkey.
  • Rural Electrification Corp has mandated Bank of Baroda for its latest $250m offshore borrowing, according to a source close to the situation.