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Peace agreement will be needed to restore normal enthusiasm
There is an aggressive hunt for yield by issuance-starved investors in the Gulf
The duo were the first AT1s from the GCC since Emirates NBD's reopener in April
Books were more than double the deal's size at launch
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Having taken its first taste of international sukuk this week, Dubai's Noor Bank plans to fund 10%-15% of its balance sheet through Islamic loans and bonds.
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The last year has seen landmark capital market deals in the Islamic banking sector. And away from individual transactions, banking assets have continued to grow, alongside the number of customers taking advantage of the products on offer. Here we present our picks for the best Islamic banking franchises in Asia. By Chris Wright. -
Judging by the deals that took place in Asia over the last year, innovation is alive and well in Islamic finance, even in an industry that appears increasingly commoditised. Transactions in the region showed new structures, new currencies and new underlying assets, as Chris Wright reports.
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Dubai-based Noor Bank sold a $500m debut sukuk on Wednesday, marking the first of what should be regular visits to the international sukuk market.
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Noor Bank sold a $500m debut sukuk on Wednesday, marking the first of what should be regular visits to the international sukuk market.
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Noor Bank broadened the Islamic bond market on Tuesday, offering investors a fresh new name although not a particularly appealing one.
