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Source: Assa-Irada Information Agency
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The Republic of Indonesia priced its first 10 year sukuk on Thursday, joining an exclusive circle of borrowers able to command interest at the long end of the curve, writes Steve Gilmore.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank's recently issued Basel III compliant hybrid tier one sukuk performed well in secondary markets this week, fuelling speculation that the first-of-its-kind deal could encourage further supply.
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Indonesia has priced a $1bn 10-year sukuk – its longest Islamic maturity to date – with a 3.3% profit rate. The sovereign achieved a $5.4bn order book but chose not to try to increase the deal's size, despite an earlier report by Fitch speculating that it could potentially issue up to $3bn.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank's recently issued Basel III compliant hybrid tier one sukuk – the first of its kind – has traded strongly in secondary markets this week, sending an encouraging signal for further supply.