www.dailystar.com.lb - LONDON: Small and medium-sized Islamic banks may need to merge if they want to become bigger regional players capable of filling the funding hole left by shrinking Western banks, the head of Islamic finance at Deutsche Bank, told Reuters.
"There are mismatch challenges," Salah Jaidah said on the sidelines of the Euromoney Islamic finance summit in London.
"Their size, their appetite for long term funding, their ability to finance at competitive pricing. I see this as a big challenge and not happening already now," he added. (source)
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
WORLD - BANKING - Islamic banking assets could reach $1.8 trillion by end of 2016
JEDDAH:
Islamic banks may be bolstered by a nearly doubling of assets within
five years, as borrowers seek alternative methods of financing due to a
cutback in lending at European and US banks, according to a report by
Deutsche Bank.
The bank expects that
mortgage financing, particularly in Saudi Arabia, could provide $100
billion in assets to the overall industry. (source)
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Friday, June 17, 2011
TRADE FINANCE - MIGA Covers Murabaha Facility for Indonesia Telecoms Expansion
Project Example of Agency’s Work with Islamic Finance Deal Structures
WASHINGTON, DC, June 16, 2011—The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), the political risk insurance arm of the World Bank Group, announced today that it has provided $450 million in investment guarantees to support the expansion of telecommunications services in Indonesia. MIGA’s guarantees are backing a $450 million Murabaha financing facility underwritten by Deutsche Bank and Saudi British Bank (SABB). (source)
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
FINANCE - STC Indonesia unit secures $1.2bn funding
Saudi Telecom Company (STC), said its Indonesian unit Axis has secured $1.2 billion in financing to help fund its expansion and growth strategies for the next five years.
The finance deal, with a tenor of seven and a half years, involves several local and international financial institutions and all facilities have been structured in a sharia-compliant manner, said a STC statement. (full story - trade arabia)
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