United Arab Emirates
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More of Abu Dhabi's state-owned issuers are expected to tap Islamic investors
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Commercial Bank of Qatar is also preparing to return to the bond market after three years
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The Dubai car parks operator's flotation was more than 165 times covered
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The Dubai government is seeking a valuation of up to $1.72bn for its parking business
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The Emirate did not have to pay a new issue premium
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Other similarly rated sovereigns have issued with no new issue premium this year
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Listing of Dubai’s car park business to be the Emirate’s latest privatisation
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The emirate may have to offer a bigger concession than some recent sovereign issuers
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Saudi Arabia's Alinma Bank plans a debut issuance in the subordinated format
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Saudi Aramco follow-on could hit $20bn
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Real estate company raises $300m with first sukuk
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The latest privatisation in the Emirate is expected to launch as soon as next week
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The UAE bank was the second top-rated Gulf lender to issue this week
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Real estate company is different from others in the UAE that have sold sukuk
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Emirati bank prices inside dollar levels with first Swissie deal since 2019
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The bank is the first non-sovereign from the GCC to issue new debt this year
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Dubai Taxi's $330m IPO was over 130 times covered with $41bn of orders, despite heightened tension in the region
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Privatisation by the Emirate of Dubai is expected to raise $310m
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The Middle East's IPO market remains resilient despite geopolitical tensions in Israel
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Leads looked at recent European AT1 deals, but picked ADIB's summer trade as price comp
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The Emirate of Dubai has rebooted its privatisation programme after a year of no activity
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The bank hopes its green print will prove a blueprint to others
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The note would be the bank's first trade since its blowout tier one sukuk in the summer