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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
Benin showed Islamic issuance is a viable market for sub-Saharan African sovereigns
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Insurance company focused rating agency AM Best has assigned Bahrain based Takaful International Company a B++ financial strength and “bbb” issuer credit rating, both with stable outlook.
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Qatar based Barwa Bank has reported a QR345m net income for 2012, up 41% on the QR244m it earned in 2011. The bank’s total assets increased by 32%, from QR21.5bn to QR25.3bn. Barwa also saw a 66% growth in its financing portfolio from QR9.2bn to QR15.3bn, with customer deposits rising from QR10.1bn to QR14.8bn during 2012.
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Saudi Electricity Company's issuance of the world's first ever 30 year international sukuk is a legitimate cause for excitement. It has given Islamic market borrowers a glimpse of the open vistas of a new landscape. But they can't expect to jump straight in. This deal follows an immense effort — and comes from a name with unique attractions.
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Saudi Electricity Co has issued a $2bn dual tranche 10 year and 30 year sukuk, having priced the notes at the tight end of their already sharpened guidance. The deal is the first international sukuk to have a 30 year tenor.
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The ( SC ) today charged Lee Koon Huat, a former advisor of Axis Incorporation Berhad (Axis) for abetting Axis in furnishing false statements to Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad in 2006 and 2007.
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Saudi Electricity Co is set to issue a $2bn dual tranche 10 year and 30 year sukuk, having launched the notes at the tight end of their already sharpened guidance. The deal is the first international sukuk to have a 30 year tenor.