GLOBAL:
Noor Bank, Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) and Kuwait’s Warba Bank have teamed
up to provide a US$155 million Shariah compliant receivable backed
syndicated financing facility to a company based in Dubai’s Jebel Ali
Free Zone.
The
landmark transaction enables the obligor to securitize its future
receivables guaranteed by multinational oil and gas companies. The
facility was structured to refinance the company’s existing debt and
fund its future capital expenditure.
According
to Bassel Gamal, the group CEO of QIB, the partnership between Noor,
QIB and Warba Bank is a testament to the strong cooperation between
regional Islamic financial institutions to support strategic projects.
“This is another confirmation of our pioneering role in supporting the
overall Islamic economy growth.”
Sharing
the same sentiments Hussain Al-Qemzi, CEO of Noor Bank, pointed out:
“Islamic financing is asset-backed, which delivers greater security to
the obligor and financiers. Working with our partners, QIB and Warba
Bank, has once again enabled us to benefit from the vast potential that
the regional market holds. The synergy has also contributed to the
development of a sustainable economic model and the growth of the
Islamic economy within the Middle East.”
Based
on local reports the obligor was incorporated in 2006 and is a
world-class oil services company with significant operations in surface
oil-based services in the Middle East. The obligor enjoys a dominant
market position and caters to the MENA region. It has concluded several
acquisitions to make a foray into other regional and international
markets and is currently seeking to penetrate the Saudi Arabian market.
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