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Russia's largest shipping company Sovcomflot has signed a $316m 10 year project finance facility from three lenders.
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The Arabian Company for Water and Power Development has signed a SR1.775bn ($475m) five year revolving corporate facility, structured on a fully Shariah compliant commodity murabaha basis. The facility serves as a bridge to the sukuk program the company plans to launch in 2014. -
The Islamic Bank of Britain completed its first deal in Scotland for Al-Meezan, a non-profit, non-political organisation based in Glasgow.
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Turkish Islamic bank Kuveyt Turk is planning to sign its murabaha facility next week. The syndicated loan will consist of two tranches — a one year deal paying 205bp all-in and a two year note paying 250bp all-in.
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The Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has ended its 15 year break from the Asian syndicated loan market by launching a $100m fundraising. The sovereign’s re-entry into the capital markets is a clear sign that the Asian bank market has matured and is ready to take on challenging credits.
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Saudi Arabian engineering company Abdullah AM Al-Khodari & Sons Co has renewed an existing SR443.9m ($118m) Shariah-compliant facility with National Commercial Bank (NCB).
