.png){kind=logo}
GC Asia
Al Hilal unlocks tier one door with forceful perp
United Arab Emirates bank Al Hilal reopened the region’s dollar tier one market this week with an aggressively priced debut $500m perpetual sukuk — the first of its kind in the market for over a year, and at one of the tightest ever yields.
Al Hilal, Citi, Emirates NBD Capital, HSBC, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and Standard Chartered arranged the sukuk, which looks likely to spur other banks to follow suit. At least one UAE conventional bank is said to be readying a similar tier
...
Already a subscriber? Login
-
Latest news from Emerging Markets
-
European ECM suffers as US sell-off continues
05 Mar 2021 -
'Everything else is secondary' to debt transparency as Zambia-IMF talks extended
05 Mar 2021 -
China policy and markets round-up: CBIRC chief warns against inflow risks, issuers move to exchange market for carbon neutrality bonds
05 Mar 2021 -
Two Sessions special: China takes cautious approach to 2021 GDP growth, cuts budget deficit target and local government bond quota
05 Mar 2021 -
UPL invites banks to join $500m SLL
05 Mar 2021
-
-
Latest news from Emerging Markets
-
European ECM suffers as US sell-off continues
05 Mar 2021 -
'Everything else is secondary' to debt transparency as Zambia-IMF talks extended
05 Mar 2021 -
China policy and markets round-up: CBIRC chief warns against inflow risks, issuers move to exchange market for carbon neutrality bonds
05 Mar 2021 -
Two Sessions special: China takes cautious approach to 2021 GDP growth, cuts budget deficit target and local government bond quota
05 Mar 2021 -
UPL invites banks to join $500m SLL
05 Mar 2021
-
Further Reading
-
IPOs
European ECM suffers as US sell-off continues
-
Africa
'Everything else is secondary' to debt transparency as Zambia-IMF talks extended
-
Market News
China policy and markets round-up: CBIRC chief warns against inflow risks, issuers move to exchange market for carbon neutrality bonds
-
Regulation & Policy
Two Sessions special: China takes cautious approach to 2021 GDP growth, cuts budget deficit target and local government bond quota
