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Saudi Arabian banks are stocking up on capital to fund the country's huge investment plan
Near $1bn attrition from an order book on Tuesday shows buyers have limits
Another Dubai real estate firm priced fresh sukuk well inside its curve
After a very busy period since June began, the pipeline has thinned out
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Dubai’s rollover of $20bn in debt with the UAE central bank and Abu Dhabi has banished the last spectres of the 2009 Dubai World crisis. But while its new found breathing room makes the emirate a very attractive proposition, what Dubai chooses to do with this should be the litmus test for foreign investors. -
The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) will pay a 1% return on its latest BD20m ($53m) of short term sukuk al ijara — a tightening from last month’s issue which paid a 1.1% return.
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Standard Chartered has launched Islamic banking services in Kenya, under its Saadiq brand.
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Eastern Sugar Company (Nuran Sugar) is set to sign a loan worth E£1.5bn ($217m) with 10 banks. The deal is expected to close in mid-April, according to Walid Hassouna deputy general manager and head of Islamic banking at Bank Audi
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Wakala and hybrid structures have been the two fastest growing in the sukuk market since 2010. But the ijara structure may see a boost later this year as new sovereign issuers in the market pursue this kind of trade.
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Dubai bonds and sukuk traded up on Monday, after United Arab Emirates authorities revealed that its recently rolled over debt was refinanced on better than expected terms.
