| From Arabianbusiness.com: The UAE, the second-largest Gulf economy, may follow Malaysia, Bahrain and Indonesia in selling Islamic securities with maturities of less than 12 months as legislators consider establishing a local debt market, according to Royal Capital PJSC.
Islamic bills would give Shariah-compliant banks more investment options, said Ahmed Talhaoui, Abu Dhabi-based head of portfolio management at Royal Capital, which is 44 percent-owned by United Gulf Bank BSC, an investment bank in Bahrain..............................................Full Article: Source
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