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Saudi Arabia’s Bank AlJazira to raise $500m via Islamic bond sale

Saudi Arabia’s Bank AlJazira to raise $500m via Islamic bond sale

  • The sale is of Additional Tier 1 bonds, the riskiest debt a banks can issue
  • The sukuk will price in the range of 3.95 percent to 4.05 percent
By Reuters ·
Islamic insurance market growth to be driven by compulsory health cover – Moody’s graphic

Islamic insurance market growth to be driven by compulsory health cover – Moody’s

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia’s National Housing Co. signs $533m Murabaha agreement with Bank Albilad

Saudi Arabia’s National Housing Co. signs $533m Murabaha agreement with Bank Albilad

By Arab News ·
Sukuk growth may be blunted by UAE standards controversy – S&P

Sukuk growth may be blunted by UAE standards controversy – S&P

By Arab News ·

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