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Turkish oil and gas firm offers a pickup to its parent and most other CEEMEA sukuk
Where the company's deal prices relative to its parent will be the topic of investor roadshows
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In a sign of growing links between Islamic finance in the Gulf and South East Asia, First Gulf Bank has put in place plans to issue the biggest ringgit sukuk by a GCC borrower and the first from a UAE borrower since 2012.
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Pakistan’s Summit Bank has set up an Islamic branch in Karachi as it looks to be the first conventional bank in the country to become Shariah compliant.
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Undaunted by Turkey’s domestic economic and political uncertainty, the country’s participation banks are lining up to to hit the international market with deals, say bankers. Turkiye Finans looks likely to lead the pack and could bring both a dollar sukuk and murabaha financing.
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With the sukuk market grinding into gear in the first two months of the year, BNP Paribas has emerged as an early top five IFIS global sukuk league table arranger – a surprise given it did not even feature in the top 20 arrangers last year. Meanwhile, last year’s third most active arranger, Maybank, has slipped to tenth place. -
February saw a 14% fall in sukuk volume from the same period last year and a 28% decline from January. The month witnessed only 46 sukuk, compared to 78 sukuk in January, with a total value of $7.45bn.
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The Dubai Multi Commodity Centre Brokerage has partnered up with an interdealer broker for the first time to jointly market commodity murabaha (Islamic financings) on its DMCC Tradeflow platform.
