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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. -
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.
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Islamic banking will reach a quarter share of total Malaysian banking assets this year, said Standard Chartered as it launched Saadiq branded Islamic banking windows in the country at its conventional branches.
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Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp’s (SMBC) Malaysian subsidiary began offering Shariah-compliant banking services on Monday, said the bank.
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Barwa Bank has named Khalid Al-Subeai as acting chief executive, describing the appointment as an indication of its commitment to "Qatarisation and the progression of Qatari talent at all levels".
