Islamic bonds

Saudi oil giant Aramco raises US$3 billion from Islamic bonds

Instead of needing to commit upwards of US$200,000 – the typical entry point for conventional sukuk – an e-hailing driver or a university student could buy a stake in a government-backed sukuk with as little as RM100, thanks to tokenisation.

Malaysia set to lead push into tokenised sukuk, disrupting Islamic finance

Saudi Aramco is aiming to raise up to US$3 billion in the deal.

Saudi Aramco sets price guidance for dollar sukuk bonds, term sheet shows

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Even with crude prices up 10 per cent this year, it’s trying to borrow its way through a fiscal squeeze caused by the need to fund huge projects championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (top), to transform the economy.

Saudi Arabia ramps up bond sales to help fund MBS’ big projects

The PIF, along with the government of Saudi Arabia, last month joined a wave of emerging market issuers seeking to take advantage of rising demand for debt before central banks are expected to lower interest rates later this year.

Saudi Arabia's wealth fund to tap debt market for second time this year

“We hope this transaction will create positive momentum for Islamic banking and finance in the Philippines, and we look forward to the active participation of all stakeholders,” says Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno.

Philippines raises US$1 billion from maiden sukuk issue