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Al Baraka Bank will combine Shariah compliance with environmental principles as it affirms its commitment to Syria with the building of new country headquarters in Damascus.
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The International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation (IILM) will auction its third $490m short term dollar sukuk next week.
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The Islamic Development Bank will hit the road on Sunday as it lines up a dollar benchmark sukuk of as much as $1bn. The deal will be a welcome — if tightly priced — issue for UK Islamic banks, given its status as the only triple-A rated sukuk issuer that qualifies for liquidity buffers under Bank of England rules.
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General Electric, the only western blue chip corporate to date to have issued an international sukuk, has not ruled out a return to the Islamic market when its deal matures this year. -
Abu Dhabi real estate developer Saadiyat Development and Investment Company will begin offering Shariah-compliant home finance for buyers of villas on Saadiyat Island, the flagship project of Tourism Development and Investment Company.
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The UK government’s unveiling of plans to expand its Help to Buy guarantee scheme to Islamic mortgages has rightly caused a buzz, having levelled the playing field for Islamic banks and their customers. But while this and other recent announcements have provided great PR for the UK as a western hub for Islamic finance, in practical terms the government is still testing the water.
