This 10-year issue has come to market very quickly, and appears to utilise the existing Sukuk programme that investors are already familiar with. The suggested 4% price of the issuance appears to be fair, given the recent $650m issue maturing in May 2022 currently trades with a yield just inside 4%.
Long-dated dollar swap rates have started to climb in the last two months, while Dubai’s 10-year credit spread has fallen, so it looks like this issue seeks to lock-in a low long-term cost of financing before the window of opportunity may close………………………………………..Full Article: Source