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The country's curve has rallied since the US and Iran agreed on a peace MoU
Most of the demand came from local investors, as one banker expected
Price was 'way off' fair value, according to a source on the deal
Rare borrowers Burjeel Holdings and Avilease also marketing deals
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Malaysian electricity company Tanjung Bin Energy has sold MR3.29bn ($1.09bn) of sukuk through a private placement.
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Turkish participation bank Turkiye Finans is planning a one-year Islamic loan to support the financing needs of its small and medium size enterprise (SME) clients.
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The world as we know is changing. Many aspects of how the global financial landscape will change have been discussed. One key area of focus has been the uneven growth momentum across the world, which is expected to persist for some time, and this development will have an impact on the trends and direction of the flows of trade and capital across the world. In essence, the nature of trade and capital flows will be significantly different from what we have experienced in the past decades; gross capital flows from across the globe between the east and the west, the north and the south, will be larger in size and more robust, going forward. These developments may pose risk in particular, to open economies like Malaysia and Hong Kong. A key safeguard to manage the risks that may arise from this transformation would be by strengthening our financial systems, to further develop the capital markets and to strengthen the regulatory and supervisory frameworks.
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Malaysian sukuk issuance is already firmly on course to smash records in 2012, with $21.05bn worth of total issuance so far, according to IFIS data – up 76% on where it was at this stage last year .
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Malaysian ringgit denominated sukuk continues to dominate Islamic issuance this year, but other currencies have made a more active start to 2012 than they did last year.
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The Islamic Development Bank is furthering its agenda to encourage Islamic finance growth in burgeoning new areas, with meetings in Albania on Sunday and followed by Nigeria later this week.