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New issuance of Islamic bonds has grown sharply over the past year, but is still not enough to satisfy demand from Islamic and overseas investors. It has prompted some to maximise returns on sukuk by leveraging their exposures. Gareth Gore reports

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It took just days for Aldar, Abu Dhabi's largest property company, to withdraw the prospectus of its debut $1.3 billion sukuk. Such had been investor demand for the four-year Islamic bond that, in mid February, the firm announced it would be almost doubling the size of the issue to $2.53 billion. Not only that, but investors would be paid a full 10 basis points (bp) less than the Libor plus 75bp

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