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Israeli issuer called its previous tier two early last year
The investment vehicle, led by BlackRock, will issue more bonds in future
Book coverage ratios have also risen as sentiment improves in CEEMEA bond market
Two more follow Darwish and Safa leaving last month
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There is growing concern that Islamic banking products and services are too closely replicating those of conventional finance, delegates to a London event said this week. The criticism comes despite Shariah law’s ban on riba (interest), gharar (uncertainty from speculation and excessive risk-taking) and maysar (gambling). -
Dubai's reputation in the capital markets has taken another step towards redemption after state-owned firm Dubai Holding Investment Group (DHIG) restructured a $1.2bn loan to extend the payment to 2020.
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Oman’s second Islamic bank, Alizz, has appointed its chief operating officer Jamal Darwiche as acting CEO. The bank has also made appointed Saif Al Yarabi as CFO and Pete Byrne as head of internal audit.
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Bahrain based investment house Arcapita is set to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week and has plans to issue a $550m perpetual sukuk.
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Al Hilal will hold meetings next week with investors in the Middle East, Europe and Asia as it looks to issue a debut benchmark sukuk.
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The Muharraq Mall Company has signed a BD8m ($21m) Islamic financing from Ahli United Bank.
