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  • Chinese investors welcomed the first Panda bond issuer from the Middle East with caution this week. The government of the Emirate of Sharjah sold a Rmb2bn ($317.2m) three year bond in the upper half of the coupon range.
  • First Abu Dhabi Bank will follow Dubai Islamic Bank to the sukuk market as GCC banks look to tap into the enormous pool of Islamic liquidity in the region.
  • A green construction company in the Chinese region of Inner Mongolia has expressed interest in selling a dollar green bond. But the deal will have to overcome damning revelations that the local government released false economic data.
  • Chinese issuers are continuing to circumvent regulatory approval for offshore fundraising by going down the short-term note issuance route, with Zhongtai Securities becoming the latest name to hit the market.
  • France is hoping to add its name to a growing list of sovereigns in China’s Panda bond market, having discussed the possibility with at least two of the country’s biggest state-owned banks.
  • Chinese regulators have given Standard Chartered the nod to become a joint lead underwriter on corporate Panda bonds, allowing it to take a senior position on deals that it was previously forced to play a junior role on. StanChart is only the second foreign bank to win the approval.
  • Caribbean sovereign the Dominican Republic will hit the road this Friday as it looks for a first international bond sale of the year, with the sovereign considering a local currency component.
  • Unregulated Mexican non-bank lender Crédito Real sold its inaugural Swiss franc bond on Wednesday, which is the lowest-rated deal in the currency from a Latin American financial institution.
  • A change in the direction of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced this month was singled out by participants on a Wednesday panel hosted by LendIt as a worrying development for consumers not served by traditional financial services.
  • United Airlines has added another deal to the aircraft ABS pipeline, bringing an Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC) offering that will finance the acquisition of 16 aircraft.
  • ANZ New Zealand issued debt in the middle part of the maturity curve this week, as rising rates in the Swiss franc market made deals with this sort of tenor more attractive to issuers.
  • Capita, the UK outsourcing services firm which runs London's congestion charge system, has laid out an ambitious turnaround plan including a £700m rights issue, but the stock plummeted as its profits projections fell short of expectations.