The Islamic bonds, or sukuk, are being planned for the first quarter of 2012, Jamil Jaroudi told reporters on the sidelines of a conference.
"We have mandates from three Malaysian corporates to issue sukuk in the Malaysian market," said Jaroudi.
He added the sukuk were of varying sizes, ranging from $100 million to $1.2 billion but declined to name the issuers.
Elaf Bank will be the sole arranger of the three sukuk in Malaysia, but other banks may join the deal at a later stage.
The company started as a sukuk exchange center but converted into an Islamic bank after the financial crisis. It secured a license to open a branch in Malaysia in June this year.
Jaroudi said the bank is also looking at expanding into other Islamic markets.
"It will help us create corridors between Islamic hubs," he said, declining to name potential target markets.
