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Hong Kong has moved a step closer with its plans to issue a sukuk, with the government having introduced new laws under its bond programme. -
Tiny Luxembourg is looking to elbow the United Kingdom aside in the race to become the first European sovereign to issue sukuk debt. Despite its larger rival’s bid to be the foremost Western centre for Islamic finance and local bank buyers, the grand duchy has already introduced a bill to bring up to €200m of Shariah-compliant notes in euros or dollars.
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Malaysian construction firm IJM plans to establish an MR3bn ($971m) murabaha sukuk programme.
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Trowers & Hamlins has hired Elias Moubarak as a senior associate in the banking and finance department at the firm’s Dubai office.
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Albaraka Turk plans to issue $300m to $400m of sukuk this year – up to twice the amount it previously indicated.
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Special situations investment company Sapinda has obtained a €25m murabaha facility for its subsidiary Kore Coal Finance - the first ever Islamic deal for a Netherlands based company, according to IFIS records.
