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Hong Kong could head a flurry of sukuk deals to come to market after the summer lull, with the territory said to be looking to issue a five year debut in September, though it may press for as early as August.
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Barwa, Qatar’s youngest Islamic bank, has opened a representative office in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
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Malaysia’s Agrobank will convert its conventional operations to be fully Shariah-compliant by next year, according to its president and chief executive. -
Saudi hotelier and entertainment firm Abdulamohssein Al Hokair Tourism and Development Co has signed a SR50m ($13m) four year loan with Saudi British Bank.
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Bahrain's Arab Banking Corp launched a $500m three year syndicated loan into the market on Thursday morning, becoming the second Gulf bank to come to the market after seven years away.
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Hong Kong's debut sukuk may have moved a step closer to reality, with market sources telling GlobalCapital Asia that banks have been mandated for the deal. At least four of the five banks that have just worked on the UK's £200m sukuk are thought to have been appointed, although no official mandate has been announced.
