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Shareholders of the Bahraini Islamic banks Capital Management House, Capivest and Elaf bank have voted in favour of a three-way merger – the first of its kind in the kingdom. If completed, the resulting entity would have a combined shareholders' equity of nearly $350m and assets of over $400m, according to transaction adviser Kuwait Finance House (Bahrain).
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Malaysian banks set to increase local debt sales
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Tamweel aims tight with RMBS sukuk second coming UAE housing provider Tamweel is poised to issue a new sukuk at a much tighter price than its previous Islamic deal earlier this year. The deal will also come in tighter than one recently issued by the company's owner Dubai Islamic Bank.
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Dato' Sri Mohd Najib Tun Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia, launched the final component of the private retirement scheme framework today with the establishment of the Private Pension Administrator and the approval by the SC of the first set of Private Retirement Schemes.
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The ( SC ) today announced the members of its Shariah Advisory Council (SAC) who will serve for a two-year period commencing 1 July 2012. The SAC is the central authority responsible for determining the Shariah principles of the Islamic capital market in Malaysia.