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Saudi Arabia closes $2.78bn July sukuk program

Saudi Arabia closes $2.78bn July sukuk program

  • Saudi Arabia has been increasingly active in the sukuk markets
  • Ratings agency predicts growth for Kingdom’s debt capital market
By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center appoints acting CEO

Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center appoints acting CEO

By AMEERA ABID ·
Saudi Ministry of Finance signs $3bn Korean financing agreement 

Saudi Ministry of Finance signs $3bn Korean financing agreement 

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