Egypt sold $1 billion in Islamic bonds to Kuwait’s largest bank, the North African nation’s latest bid to diversify financing after emerging from its worst economic crisis in decades.
Egypt raises $1bn from sukuk sale to Kuwait Finance House
Egypt has raised $1 billion after reviving its global sukuk programme amid the ongoing regional uncertainty. The three-year sukuk was fully subscribed by sharia-compliant Kuwait Finance House through …
Egypt raises $1bn from sukuk sale to Kuwait Finance House
Egypt has raised $1 billion after reviving its global sukuk programme amid the ongoing regional uncertainty. The three-year sukuk was fully subscribed by sharia-compliant Kuwait Finance House through …
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Egypt sells $1bln in 3-year sukuk to Kuwait Finance House
The sukuk, which carried an annual coupon of 7.875%, was the second such instrument issued since the government put a $5 billion sukuk programme in place …
Property in Kuwait – MEED
An important point to note is that foreigners cannot buy property in Kuwait, meaning you will be forced to rent regardless of how long you stay. A furnished one-bed apartment will run to KD300-400 a …
Israel, Saudi stocks rise as traders react to US attacks on Iran
The Boursa Kuwait Premier Market Index traded 0.7% higher as of 10:39 a.m. Dubai time, while the MSX30 Index in Muscat slipped 0.6%. Qatar’s benchmark was 0.7% higher.