The linchpin of Islamic finance
Middle Eastern companies are increasingly using Islamic finance techniques to fund their growth strategies. The development of new structures makes it easier for corporates to raise money. Yet even as the product range grows, the Islamic capital markets remain stymied by the lack of a secondary market. How will this hurdle be overcome?
IN JULY, ABU Dhabi oil company Aabar Petroleum issued a $460 million sukuk bond to redeem part of the bridge finance for its acquisition of Singapore’s Pearl Energy.
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