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The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange announced that Watania Takaful will be listed in its insurance sector from Monday, November 14. It becomes the 10th stock market-listed takaful company in the UAE.
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Indonesia today sold $1bn of seven-year sukuk at a profit rate of 4% - a quarter point inside its earlier 4.25% price guidance. This result was achieved after the deal received an order book of over $6.5bn from international banks and investors.
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Kuala Lumpur based RHB Banking Group has appointed Encik Johari Muid as managing director with oversight of its commercial banking business in Malaysia and the region. RHB has also appointed Renzo Viegas as deputy managing director.
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Saudi based Acwa Power has closed an inaugural $300m murabaha credit facility. The company intends to use this help fuel its expansion plans outside Saudi Arabia over the next four years, trebling its power capacity and doubling its water production.
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Fitch Ratings has assigned a B+ expected rating to Asya Katilim Bankasi's forthcoming sukuk issue. Fitch will give a final rating upon receipt of documentation.
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Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) has mandated itself and three other banks as bookrunners as it looks to issue up to $750m of five-year sukuk as early as this week. JP Morgan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Standard Chartered will join ADCB as joint lead managers and bookrunners of the Reg S deal, which could proceed without formal roadshows.