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GIFT City vs Dubai vs Singapore: What you need to know while choosing your investment hubIndian wealth is increasingly seeking global anchors, with GIFT City, Dubai's DIFC and Singapore emerging as key contenders. Each hub offer...- For a few billion dollars, Pakistan has landed in dire straitsPakistan is facing big economic stress after the UAE has demanded repayment of a multibillion-dollar deposit. This has strained the country...
- Pakistan says all options on table for funding, weighs strategic fuel reservePakistan is exploring various financing options, including Eurobonds and commercial debt, to replace a $3.5 billion UAE facility and bolste...
- Saudi oil giant Aramco to sell two-part Islamic bondSaudia Aramco has initiated the sale of a U.S. dollar Islamic bond. The offering includes five- and ten-year tranches. This move occurs ami...
- US dollar Islamic bonds: What is it? As world's biggest oil company Aramco plans to raise $3-$4 billion for Sukuk that follows Shariah principlesSaudi Aramco during its earnings call in August said it planned to continue borrowing, adding that the company's balance sheet gearing was ...
- Indonesia launches 5-year US dollar Islamic bond, 10-year green sukuk, term sheet showsIndonesia launched a five-year U.S. dollar sukuk at 4.85% and a 10-year green sukuk at 5.5% on Wednesday.
- India ready to give Maldives aid as sukuk default risk loomsIndia is prepared to offer the Maldives emergency financial support to address its financial challenges, including a potential sukuk defaul...
- Saudi Aramco raises $6 billion with debut sukukThe debt issuance, which will help fund a $75 billion dividend commitment that will mostly go to the government, comprises tranches of thre...
- Saudi Aramco seen raising $3 bn-4 bn with dollar sukuk: SourcesThe debt issuance, which will at least partly fund a large dividend that mostly goes to the government, will comprise tranches of three, fi...
- Saudi Aramco mandates banks for inaugural dollar sukukThe banks will arrange fixed income investor calls starting on Monday, the document from one of the banks showed. An issuance of sukuk in t...
- Saudi's NCB looks to bolster Tier 1 with dollar sukuk: DocumentNCB, majority owned directly and indirectly by the Saudi government, hired Citi, Emirates NBD Capital, Goldman Sachs International, JPMorga...
- Dubai Islamic Bank mandates banks for US dollar sukukDubai Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD Capital, First Abu Dhabi Bank, HSBC, Sharjah Islamic Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank will act as joint l...
- Etihad starts marketing dollar transition sukuk at around mid-2%: DocumentThe airline gave initial price guidance in the mid-2% area for the sukuk, according to the document from one of the banks arranging the dea...
- Qatar Islamic Bank sells $750 million in sukukThe deal comes amid a barrage of bond sales from the Gulf, as issuers seek to shore up their finances that have been dented by cheap oil an...
- Arab National Bank hires banks for dollar sukuk, document shows"The amount and terms of offer of the sukuk will be determined subject to the market conditions," ANB said in the filing.
- Qatar Islamic Bank hires banks for dollar sukuk, document showsQIB hired Standard Chartered, QInvest, Citi, Credit Agricole, Dukhan Bank, HSBC and QNB Capital to arrange investor calls starting on Monda...
- Investors shun Middle-east debt as unrest escalatesAsian investors said they are avoiding Shariah-compliant debt in the Middle East as unrest escalates across the region, causing concern tha...
- Asian growth attracts Shariah banks from GulfAl Salam Bank BSC, Bahrain’s fastest-growing lender by revenue in the past year, plans to invest $500 million of Islamic funds in Asia, joi...
- SEBI okay may see Islamic funds enter Indian realtyBooming Islamic finance is likely to acquire assets in India through Islamic Real Estate Investment Trusts.
- Middle East oil money to flow into Indian marketsCorporate India will have a new set of deep-pocket investors eyeing investments in both equity as well as debt in India.
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