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Saudi Electricity Co will test demand for long term sukuk with a minimum 15 year tenor when it comes to market — the first borrower to look beyond five years in the asset class since the sell-off that hit emerging markets in May last year. -
Having peaked at this time last year, issuance of long dated sukuk has since become almost impossible for all but a very select group of borrowers, say market participants.
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Malaysia’s Securities Commission plans to publish guidelines for sukuk focused on socially responsible investment.
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The past week’s acrimonious face-off between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours is likely to be short-lived, say regional bankers and investors. But while the short term sell-off should soon turn into a chance to buy again, it is a useful chance for international investors to re-assess the political and economic risks of the region.
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Gulf Finance House Capital, the Dubai based subsidiary of Bahraini Islamic investment bank GFH, has re-hired Jinesh Patel as a senior executive officer but lost another high profile executive.
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Singapore based Sabana REIT has sold S$85m ($67.1m) of four year sukuk to local investors, as its first issue from a S$500m multi-currency programme.
