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The country's curve has rallied since the US and Iran agreed on a peace MoU
Most of the demand came from local investors, as one banker expected
Price was 'way off' fair value, according to a source on the deal
Rare borrowers Burjeel Holdings and Avilease also marketing deals
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Société Générale will begin a two day investor roadshow in Kuala Lumpur next week as it looks to become the first French bank to tap the Malaysian sukuk market.
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Nigel Denison, head of markets and wealth management at Bank of London and the Middle East, has left to pursue other opportunities.
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The Kingdom of Morocco is aiming to put a flourish to the end of this week’s CEEMEA bond issuance, reports GlobalCapital, with initial price thoughts out for a 10 year euro deal. It opened books on Friday morning and aims to price the bond this afternoon.
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The Middle East’s burgeoning pipeline of pre-Ramadan bonds and sukuk saw Etisalat and Emaar Malls achieve dazzling debuts this week, while Al Hilal Bank has lined up to issue what will be the UAE’s first tier one sukuk since Dubai Islamic Bank came to market last year.
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With rumours rife that two Russian borrowers are about to break the country’s silence and launch new bonds, the EM bond market is awash with Turkish borrowers looking to rush through deals while they have a clear run.
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Al Hilal looks set to become the first bank in the United Arab Emirates to issue a tier one perpetual sukuk since Dubai Islamic Bank brought $1bn in March last year. This would also provide the first test of demand since Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank’s tier two last year drew attention to a shortfall in the central bank’s provisions for such instruments.