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Middle East property boom boosts Islamic bonds

The growth in real estate development across parts of the Middle East is giving rise to a number of Islamic bonds securitising these assets - and foreign investors can't get enough of them

Strong interest in the Middle East real estate sector is prompting continued activity in Islamic bonds, or sukuks. The latest deal, a five-year issue by Abu Dhabi property developer Aldar Properties, was increased from $1.3 billion to $2.53 billion, making it the third largest bond in the sukuk market. Launched on February 20 and underwritten by Barclays Capital, Credit Suisse and the National

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