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Dubai Investments Park achieved an order book of over $4bn as it priced its $300m debut five year sukuk well inside guidance at 265bp over mid-swaps on Thursday. The deal was boosted by being the first Middle East Islamic bond of the year but also came amid a resurgence of sentiment around Dubai credits.
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Borrowers, investors, private equity houses and banks voted in an open poll in November 2013 for the best banks in the emerging market syndicated loans market. Here are the results.
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Dubai Investments Park gave initial price thoughts of low 300bp over mid-swaps on its $300m five year debut sukuk on Wednesday, but investors are expecting much tighter pricing. Leads tightened guidance to 300bp area and the note was already trading up in the grey market around half a point.
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Dubai Investments Park has given initial price thoughts of low 300bp over mid-swaps on its $300m five year debut sukuk, but investors are expecting much tighter pricing, with the note already trading up in the grey market around half a point. -
The Central Bank of Bahrain will pay an 1.1% expected return on its latest BD20m ($53.2m) of short term sukuk al ijara – in slightly from last month’s 1.25%.
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AmIslamic Bank is looking to put together Malaysia’s first Basel III-compliant sukuk programme, having received approvals from the Securities Commission and Bank Negara Malaysia. A subordinated deal of this kind will be closely watched to see if borrowers can address Bank Negara’s loss absorption clause on Basel III sukuk and what level of premium investors will require.
