DHIG restructuring keeps Dubai's reputation moving forward

Michael Turner

September 17, 2013 10:30 am

Dubai's reputation in the capital markets has taken another step towards redemption after state-owned firm Dubai Holding Investment Group (DHIG) restructured a $1.2bn loan to extend the payment to 2020.

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