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Tight price and strong book reported as market awaits geographic breakdown
Flood of AT1s expected to follow the first public trade from the Gulf in over two months
Announcements could come as early as Monday, the two month anniversary of the last public GCC trades
Islamic investors have been a safe haven for Gulf issuers in the past, and can be now
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A grim secondary performance by Goldman Sachs’s debut sukuk has turned the deal into a ready weapon for anyone holding that the Islamic market is not ready for such non-halal borrowers. But despite the performance, Goldman's sukuk will be remembered as the issue that shook the market purists' defences.
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The dollar sukuk market is on course for a photo finish with 2012’s record volume, with flydubai pushing forward plans for a debut deal and market participants suggesting volatile macroeconomic conditions have added impetus for another prospective borrower, Turkey.
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The dollar sukuk market is on course for a photo finish with 2012’s record volume, with flydubai pushing forward plans for a debut deal and market participants suggesting volatile macroeconomic conditions have added impetus for another prospective borrower, Turkey.
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A grim secondary performance by Goldman Sachs’s debut sukuk has turned the deal into a ready weapon for anyone holding that the Islamic market is not ready for such non-halal borrowers. But despite the performance, Goldman's sukuk will be remembered as the issue that shook the market purists' defences.
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Hopes have been fading that the sukuk market will see a record level of dollar issuance in 2014, with bankers suggesting that there may be only two or three more international deals to print before the end of December. But with Flydubai setting its sights on an earlier debut launch than previously expected, the year could still be on for a photo finish with 2012.
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Turkish Bank Asya has received approval for a capital raise worth twice the troubled Islamic lender's market capitalisation.