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As the year draws to a close the international sukuk league table looks set. HSBC and Standard Chartered are safe in their traditional top spots. But the big winners this year are Middle East and Malaysian banks, who have fought their way up the sukuk league table at the expense of Western competitors -
Omani lender Alizz Islamic Bank has announced the opening of a new branch in Sohar as a part of its expansion strategy in the country.
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90 North Real Estate Partners, an independent property advisory firm, has announced two real estate deals in Europe and expects to do more next year.
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British Islamic lender Bank of London and The Middle East has announced a joint venture agreement with Japanese financial services firm Marubeni Corp, to provide lease financing to Marubeni’s customers in the UK.
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The Sultanate of Oman has picked banks for a local currency sukuk debut, as the country’s Capital Markets Authority awaits feedback on draft legislation for Islamic bond issuance.
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Islamic financing for real estate is hampered by structuring difficulties, uncompetitive pricing and passive marketing compared to the conventional market, delegates at an Islamic finance real estate conference heard on Tuesday. But bankers are still hoping to push into new markets, and one is hoping to bring a rare Shariah compliant Australian real estate deal in the New Year.
