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Islamic interbank rate launched
Could be used to price range of Islamic
instruments - 1ST part
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The Islamic
Interbank Benchmark Rate ('IIBR') is
calculated by Thomson Reuters based on a
time tested methodology agreed upon in
consultation with the
Islamic Benchmark Committee and
approved by the
Shariah Committee.
ANALYSIS Islamic interbank rate launched
Could be used to price range of Islamic
instruments
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The new system is based on the rate of
return on capital used by Islamic banks,
representing the average profit rate at
which bids are made
. Islamic banking assets with commercial banks
globally will reach $1.1 trillion in 2012, a
significant jump of 33 per cent from their 2010
level of $826 billion, according to
Ernst & Young's
(E&Y) inaugural World Islamic Banking...
...Dubai Islamic Bank P.J.S.C. is a UAE-based
Islamic banking institution offering a wide range of
products and services to its clients.
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IRAN SANCTIONS - What's in it for you ??
Iran drew the attention of the world last week, with threats to obstruct the export of approximately one-fifth of the world's oil trade in response to harsh new US sanctions against its financial system. Tehran's long-standing proclivity for bellicose rhetoric muted the impact on energy markets
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01/09/12 Factbox
; Iran Sanctions and the
Gulf og Hermuz
Increasing tensions between
Iran and the West over the
Islamic Republic's nuclear
program have raised fears of
possible military conflict
in the Middle East and of
disruption to flows of oil
and gas that are vital to
the global economy.
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01/09/12 Hormuz
bypass oil pipeline delayed
as Iranian tensions mount
A pipeline that would allow
oil from the United Arab
Emirates to bypass the
Strait of Hormuz separating
it from Iran has been
delayed because of
construction difficulties,
two people with knowledge of
the matter said. As many as
270 construction issues have
pushed back the completion
date, said the two people,
declining to be identified
because they’re not allowed
to speak publicly on the
matter. The US$3.3 billion
project won’t be ready until
at least April, one of them
said.
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01/04/12 Monthly
Petroleum Commentary -
December 2011 Source: Kuwait
Financial Center - Markaz
Petroleum Major Projects
Highlights As of December,
the total value of planned
projects in the regional
petroleum sector is
estimated at $741.3 billion.
This represents an increase
of about $1.7 billion since
the end of Q3 2011, and an
increase of about $5 billion
since the end of Q2 2011.
The number of major
petroleum projects planned
over the next decade stood
at 736, an increase of 9
projects over the month.
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Financial results issued by the affiliates of seven Lebanese banks operating in Syria show that their aggregate assets reached 341 billion Syrian pounds, or $7.1 billion, at the end of September 2011, constituting a decrease of 13 percent from end-2010, as reported by Lebanon This Week, the economic publication of the Byblos Bank Group.
The decline was due to an average drop of 24.3 percent in the assets of Banque BEMO Saudi Fransi, Bank of Syria & Overseas and Bank Audi Syria – the three largest private commercial banks by assets. The banks’ loans totaled SYP146 bln, or $3 bln at the end of September, reflecting a drop of 2 percent from the end of 2010.
The report did not say why assets and deposits fell this year although most observers and experts attribute this decline to the political and security turmoil in SyriaThere were unconfirmed reports that part of the deposits fled to Lebanon. However, the Central Bank and commercial banks denied any significant cash inflow from Syria this year.
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