Riyadh-based Al Bayan issues first ringgit sukuk of 1 billion ringgit programme


DUBAI: Riyadh-based Al Bayan Holding became the first Saudi Arabian company to issue an Islamic bond in Malaysian ringgit, paving the way for more corporations from the kingdom to tap into Malaysia's market, the world's biggest for sukuk.

Al Bayan issued 200 million ringgit ($65.4 million) as the first tranche of a newly established 1 billion ringgit programme, a statement from Guidance Financial Group, the company's advisers, said on Wednesday. Pricing details were not immediately available.

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