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Political protests in Turkey last week and uncertainty over US Treasury rate rises hammered the country in the capital markets. But it has strong fundamentals and has held up well in the circumstances, said analysts. Turkish borrowers are by no means barred from the bond market.
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Mobile telecoms firm Zain Saudi has signed a Sr2.25bn ($600m) government-guaranteed three year Islamic financing facility. Saudi Arabia’s decision to provide an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee for Zain suggests that Gulf countries are becoming more willing to support the telecom sector, said Fitch in a research note, raising the possibility of cross border mergers. -
Mobile telecommunications firm Zain Saudi has signed a SR2.25bn ($600m) three year murabaha financing guaranteed by its parent company.
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Qatar Islamic Bank and Commercial Bank of Qatar have asked the state's stock exchange to increase the number of their shares available to foreign investors to 25% of their total market capitalisation.
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Kuala Lumpur-based Amilin Global is preparing to launch what it believes will be the world’s first dedicated Islamic finance news television channel.
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Gulf Finance House, the majority shareholder in Khaleeji Commercial Bank, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Bahraini Islamic institution Bank Al Khair as the institutions weigh a potential merger.
