PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - June 28

Headlines - CAB Payments targets 850 million pound ($1.08 billion)valuation in rare bright spot for European IPOs - Senior doctors in England vote for strike action over pay - ECB's Fabio Panetta to become head of Italy's central bank - Boots and Walgreens to close 450 branches across UK and US Overview - Fintech group CAB Payments said it was targeting an 850 million pound ($1.08 billion) valuation in one of London's biggest initial public offerings so far this year.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines - CAB Payments targets 850 million pound ($1.08 billion)valuation in rare bright spot for European IPOs - Senior doctors in England vote for strike action over pay - ECB's Fabio Panetta to become head of Italy's central bank - Boots and Walgreens to close 450 branches across UK and US

Overview - Fintech group CAB Payments said it was targeting an 850 million pound ($1.08 billion) valuation in one of London's biggest initial public offerings so far this year. - The British Medical Association, the doctors' union, said on Tuesday that consultants would walk out on July 20 and July 21 after 86% voted for strikes on a 71% turnout.

- Italy will appoint Fabio Panetta as the next governor of the central bank, opening up a vacancy on the European Central Bank's executive board that could test prime minister Giorgia Meloni's ability to choose his successor. - Boots will close 300 stores in the UK and a further 150 Walgreens branches in the U.S. over the next year as parent company Walgreens Boots Alliance seeks to "optimise" locations. ($1 = 0.7846 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)