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Issue 926 - 22 June 2012

BAHRAIN: Banking merger vote

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Shareholders at Bahrain-based Islamic banks Capivest, Elaf Bank and Capital Management House will vote on a proposed merger this month.

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UAE market regulator the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) has drafted new regulations intended to increase transparency in takeover deals.

United Arab Emirates (UAE)
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GCC, foreign assets, Gulf Cooperation Council, Barack Obama, bonds, liquidity. commercial banks, overseas accounts, government entities, Arab world GDP, credit exposure, Bahrain, banking, private sector,

Saudi Arabia | Oman | United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Issue 922 - 27 April 2012

Riyadh publishes foreign assets data

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Saudi Arabia has for the first time published data on the total foreign assets and liabilities of government, companies and individuals

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Mubadala Development Company (MDC) subsidiary Mubadala Aerospace and Boeing announced on 17 April that they had signed a 10-year contract for Strata Manufacturing, Mubadala Aerospace’s advanced composite aerostructures facility in Al Ain, to build ribs for the tail section of the 777 mini-jumbo and the vertical part of the tail of the 787 Dreamliner. 

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A series of probes has exposed major irregularities at Bank Alkhair, prompting a criminal case and allegations of serious regulation violations, but the region’s business elites appear resilient

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UK-based metals magnate Victor Dahdaleh and former Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) chief executive Bruce Hall, charged in connection with an alleged scam to defraud Alba, appeared in court in London on 2 March for a procedural hearing.

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A British consultant has been studying Iranian bank data and concludes that the 20 state and privately owned banks are rather less solvent than their profits and asset reporting might suggest

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Western powers have added more sanctions to a raft of measures intended to pressure Iran into modifying its nuclear ambitions, but a pocket of finance is still available for businesses seeking to trade with the Islamic Republic.

Iran
Issue 913 - 25 November 2011

Saudi l/c trade unaffected by turbulence

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The Al-Gosaibi/Maan Al-Sanae saga has had a significant knock-on effect on risk perceptions for Saudi Arabia (GSN 899/11).

Saudi Arabia
Issue 913 - 25 November 2011

Volatility hits trade finance

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Risk perceptions and, consequently, trade financing margins have changed markedly during 2011, the most volatile year in recent Middle East history, according to trade finance market participants.

Issue 908 - 17 September 2011

Najran sees fruits of investment

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Saudi officials, including General Authority of Civil Aviation president Faisal Al-Sugair and Najran governor Prince Mishaal Bin Abdullah Bin Abdelaziz, have visited the new SR400m ($106.6m) Najran regional airport where Saudi Arabian Airlines will shift its operations on 18 September.

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Increased sanctions and political unrest are causing banks and trading firms to back away from markets such as Syria, Yemen and Iran, although Iraq is starting to regain momentum

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Kuwait has been shaken by the sudden death in Cairo of prominent businessman Nasser Al-Kharafi after a heart attack. Al-Kharafi, who was in his mid-60s, was widely regarded as the patriarch of a family that has played a leading role in developing the emirate’s business sector and was a favourite of

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The Abu Dhabi government-owned International Petroleum Investment Company (Ipic) has offered to acquire from France’s Total the entire share capital it does not already own in Spain’s Compañía Española de Petróleos (Cepsa).

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