GCC
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Noor Bank made its additional tier one (AT1) debut on Tuesday, raising $500m with a perpetual sukuk.
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Omani electricity firm Majan Electricity Company has secured a $350m loan, according to two bankers, and sister company Dhofar Power Company is close behind with another deal.
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Bank Muscat signed its $315m club loan late on Monday and all, barring one, of the lenders also arranged the bank’s bond issue last month.
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DP World was on track to print a new seven year sukuk on Tuesday morning after receiving over $1bn of valid tenders for its existing $1.5bn 2017 sukuk.
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A $100m three year loan for Doha Bank has launched into syndication with Mega International Commercial Bank as sole mandated lead arranger and bookrunner.
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Emirates Islamic saw strong demand for its first guarantee-free sukuk on Monday. So keen were investors to get hold of the paper, that the issuer increased the size of the deal by $250m.
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Noor Bank is book building for a five year additional tier one sukuk which is expected as to be Tuesday's business as the market recovers from a US Federal Open Markets Committee-related spook.
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Etihad Air Partners was on Monday talking a new five year deal at pricing inside where it printed a similarly structured bond last September. The deal is expected to be printed as early as this week.
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Oman’s Bank Muscat is in the process of signing a club loan of about $300m, according to one banker who was invited to join.
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Emirates Islamic Bank launched a $750m five year sukuk on Monday in a hectic market for Middle Eastern issuers.
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Saudi Arabia has released a request for proposals for its much anticipated international bond. GlobalCapital has details.
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The Gulf region is on for a record first five months of the year for bond issuance with Qatar, Noor Bank, Etihad and DP World all mandating this week.