Showing posts with label deutsche bank. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

GERMANY - An Overview of Islamic Finance in Germany

In a few days, the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, BaFin will send two representatives on an Islamic finance congress. Dr. Johannes Engels, senior advisor and Robert Elsen, deputy head of the section for technical co-operation, will both contribute to the World Islamic Finance Conference held this year in London, March 28/29. The conference, organised by Fleming Gulf, features such prominent figures of the Islamic finance world as Sheikh Nizam Yaquby, Sharia scholar from Bahrain who is a member of more than 80 Sharia-boards advising Islamic financial institutions and is considered to be one of the top ten leading Sharia-scholars in the world. The World Islamic Finance Conference is set up to be an opportunity to forge closer ties between the European Islamic finance industries with its partners in Islamic countries. The conference is not the first effort undertaken by the BaFin to jump start Islamic Banking in Germany. (full story)

Thursday, January 6, 2011

AWARDS - IFN Islamic Finance News - Poll 2010 - Best Islamic Bank

Best Islamic Bank for the UK is : Bank of London and the Middle East.

Best Islamic Bank for France is : BNP Paribas.


Best Islamic Trustee : Deutsche Bank.

Hereunder are the full results :

Friday, October 29, 2010

MALTA - World Islamic Finance Institute established

The founding members of the World Islamic Finance Institute signed an in-principle agreement to form the institute, which will serve as a non-governmental organisation with its headquarters in Malta and an office in Dubai, UAE.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

FRANCE - SUKUK - Saudi Aramco and France's Total ink $1b Sukuk for Jubail JV

JEDDAH - Saudi Aramco and France's Total will launch $1 billion Islamic bond (Sukuk) in the Q4 to build 400,000 barrels per day crude refinery in Jubail.

Simon Eedle, global head of Islamic banking at Credit Agricole, said the long delayed $1 billion Sukuk which was part of the financing for the Jubail refinery will launch in the Q4. Credit Agricole, Deutsche Bank and Samba Financial Group are the lead arrangers for the Sukuk.