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Showing posts with label Saudi Arabia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saudi Arabia. Show all posts
Tuesday, 28 January 2020

Setback for Golden Belt Sukuk Holders

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Worth Its Weight in Golden Belt Sukuks On 27 January Citibank who are acting as Delegate for the Golden Belt Sukuk (the Company) advi...
Wednesday, 22 March 2017

Saudi Investment Banking Fee Riches – Just How “Rich”?

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Happy Banker Counts His Legendary Saudi Fees March 16 Bloomberg reported that Saudi Fee Riches Will Keep Citicorp and Credit Suisse Wa...
Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Gulf Bank Kuwait - On the Mend. No More Loans to Saudis.

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A banker's memory is a wonderful thing.   Even the most painful experiences can be forgotten.  Michel Accad gave an interview at the...
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Monday, 18 October 2010

Saudi Capital Markets Authority Levies Fines and Penalties in Excess of SAR102 Million

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On 12 October the Saudi Capital Markets Authority levied another set of record fines and penalties but not as high as its all time record o...
Sunday, 10 October 2010

Boubyan Bank to Liquidate Shares Owned by Awal Bank to Partially (Very Partially) Collect Debt

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Mohamed Sha'ban at Al Qabas reports that having received judicial authority, Boubyan will sell some 300,000 shares in International Fi...

Golden Belt Sukuk 1 Certificateholders Make Up Their Minds

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Today via an announcement on the Bahrain Stock  Exchange Citibank, the Delegate on the Golden Belt Sukuk, advsied: The Delegate refers to ...
Wednesday, 29 September 2010

AlGosaibi v Maan AlSanea - New Venue The US Congress

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If you've been following the continuing dispute between AHAB and Mr. Al Sanea, you know from reading Frank Kane over at The National t...
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Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Mashreqbank v AlGosaibi - Al Sanea's Forum Non Conveniens Motion Successful

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Above Main Entrance to NY Supreme Court Looks like Mr. Al Sanea is continuing his run of victories in the NY Courts.   As you'll recal...

Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait v AlSanea & Saad Trading - NY Case Dismissed Forum Non Conveniens

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A Rather Inconvenient Place After All Judge Richard Love III of the Supreme Court of the State of New York decided last July that New York...
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