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Malaysian mobile phone company Maxis plans to establish a MYR2.45bn ($803.67m) sukuk musharakah programme. Proceeds from sukuk issues under the programme will be used to fund capital expenditure and repay outstanding debt.
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HSBC Saudi Arabia has launched its new HSBC Amanah Sukuk Fund, which will invest in local and international deals. The fund also invests in Shariah compliant money market funds, term deposits and certificates.
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Al Hilal Bank, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, has teamed up with Malaysia's CIMB Principal Islamic Asset Management to launch of its first sukuk fund, the Al Hilal Global Sukuk Fund. The flagship fixed-income fund will invest in globally-diversified sukuk issued by sovereign, quasi-sovereign and corporate organisations.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank's Shariah board has rejected Goldman Sachs's proposed $2bn sukuk programme as unacceptable for Islamic investment, according to a senior official at the Abu Dhabi bank and a leaked email communication seen by Euroweek.