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International sukuk issuance out of the Middle East is set to continue to grow, while maintaining high investor demand, senior industry figures said at an Islamic finance event on Tuesday.
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Middle East regulators and policy makers must do more to help increase the number of non-bank financial institutions in the region if it hopes to achieve sustainable growth in its sukuk market, buy side officials said at an Islamic finance event on Wednesday. -
Dubai Electricity & Water Authority has revised profit guidance from the low 3% to 3.125% area on its prospective five year benchmark sukuk. The dollar denominated ijara (asset leasing) deal, which could be as large as $1bn, is set to be priced on Thursday.
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Dubai Electricity & Water Authority has given initial profit guidance of low 3% on its prospective five year benchmark sukuk. The dollar denominated ijara (asset leasing) deal, which could be as large as $1bn, is set to be priced this week.
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Last week’s slash of the UK’s triple-A credit rating by Moody’s is likely to bring the issue of a UK sovereign sukuk back to the forefront, according to law firm Norton Rose.
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Qatar Islamic Bank is set to focus on increasing its support for small and medium enterprises, along with growing its local and international portfolio. The bank’s chairman, Jassim bin Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani, disclosed the plan on Sunday as part of a five year strategic vision.
