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Demand from the Middle East for the sukuk was steady
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Asset manager Saudi Economic and Development Company (Sedco) Capital has launched an investment platform for Shariah-compliant funds.
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Franklin Templeton Investments has unveiled three Shariah compliant funds in its newly launched, Luxembourg domiciled Franklin Templeton Shariah Funds (FTSF) range.
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The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has raised BD20m ($53m) from its monthly issue of short-term sukuk al-Ijara. The notes, which carry a 182 day maturity (beginning March 21 and maturing September 19) were oversubscribed by 205% at BD41m.
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National Shipping Co of Saudi Arabia (Bahri)is weighing up plans to issue a début sukuk. The company would use proceeds to refinance debt it raised previously to purchase Saudi Aramco's $1.3bn Vela fleet last year.
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US headquartered firms Russell Indexes (part of Russell Investments) and IdealRatings have teamed up to launch a set of indexes for Shariah multi-asset investors. The Russell-IdealRatings Islamic Index Series is based on the Russell family of global indexes. The new index series is aimed at providing a new way to help investors in the Middle East with a mix of multi-asset investment consulting, investment management and fiduciary services and tools.