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A roadshow this week for a perpetual sukuk from Dubai-based schools operator GEMS Education highlighted the challenges that corporate borrowers can face in coming to the bond market for the first time. -
The Islamic Development Bank increased its spending by $5.06bn for the coming year. It is the bank’s largest annual budget ever and a 10% increase from last year.
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A roadshow this week for a perpetual sukuk from Dubai-based schools operator GEMS Education highlighted the challenges that corporate borrowers can face in coming to the bond market for the first time.
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GEMS Education's perp sukuk roadshow, which is due to finish this week, has highlighted the challenges that corporate borrowers can face in coming to the bond market for the first time, with some investors' pricing demands likely to be at sharp odds with those of the company.
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Saudi Arabia’s Riyad Bank tapped the sukuk market for the first time this week as it issued SR4bn ($1.1bn).
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Norton Rose Fulbright has hired Robin Balmer as banking of counsel at its Middle East practice in Dubai. The firm said this is a newly created role.
