Middle East Bonds
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Emirates NBD issued a €550m seven year bond on Tuesday, a breakthrough for Middle East banks in the euro market. But bankers said they are uncertain whether other issuers will now follow.
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The bookrunner league tables for international sukuk are skewed by huge lead manager line-ups and low overall volumes, so must be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait priced its five year Eurobond at the top of guidance on Wednesday after a two day execution. -
First Gulf Bank has decided against updating its Malaysian ringgit wakala programme, due partly to the high cost of issuing sukuk, an official the bank told IFIS.
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Emirates NBD printed a €550m seven year bond on Tuesday, a breakthrough for Middle East banks in the euro market. But bankers said they are uncertain whether other issuers will now follow.
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The Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait (BBK) has taken over $800m of orders for its five year Eurobond. The deal is due to price later on Tuesday.
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United Arab Emirate Ras Al Khaimah has set roadshow dates for its second ever international sukuk deal.
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The bookrunner league tables for international sukuk are skewed by huge lead manager line ups and low overall volumes and need to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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The bookrunner league tables for international sukuk are skewed by huge lead manager line ups and low overall volumes and need to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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United Arab Emirate Ras Al Khaimah has set roadshow dates for its second ever international sukuk deal.
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The Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait has released price guidance for its first bond for five years.
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Emirates NBD has released price guidance for a euro benchmark which bankers hope will act as a market opener for Middle East banks, but the talk looks generous, according to rivals.
