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Daily Times - Asian Retail Sukuk Looks To Broaden Appeal Of Islamic Finance

KUALA LUMPUR/SYDNEY: Issues of Islamic bonds targeting retail investors in Indonesia, Malaysia and Pakistan could broaden the appeal of sharia-compliant financial products, create a more active investor base and convince more companies to raise funds with sukuk.Last year saw the first-ever issue in Malaysia of retail sukuk, which are offered to the public rather than being sold to banks or placed with large institutional investors.

The Malaysian issue was followed this month by Karachi’s electric utility; Indonesia’s finance ministry has been offering sovereign paper to the mass market since 2008.

BT Premium - M'sian Finance Ministry Unit Seen Issuing Up To 2 Sukuk

[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's DanaInfra Nasional Bhd, created by the finance ministry to raise funds for the country's largest infrastructure project, may issue and list on the stock exchange this year as many as two Islamic bonds worth RM100 million (S$38.5 million) each, an official with the bourse said.

"We are in engagement with them, and definitely we will see at least one or two issuances this year," Jamaluddin Nor Mohamad, head of Islamic and alternative markets at Bursa Malaysia, said in an interview.

The Malaysian Insider - Do We Need MRT Line 2 Now? – Saleh Mohammed

Last year, the Fiscal Policy Committee (FPC) decided that priority will be given to jobs with low import content and high-multiplier effects, while those with high import components will be sequenced, to narrow the government's fiscal deficit gap and bolster shrinking current account surplus.

Parties with interest in the Klang Valley MRT Line 2 project argued that any delay will result in rising cost and economic benefits foregone. There is also this simplistic view where contractors will be selling off unused machines and even let go employees if Line 2 is not approved. Lines 2 & 3 are seen as a provider of longer-term jobs for the construction sector.

The Star - DanaInfra May Issue Two Listed Sukuk This Year

KUALA LUMPUR: DanaInfra Nasional Bhd, created by the Finance Ministry to raise funds for the country’s largest infrastructure project, may issue and list on the stock exchange this year as many as two Islamic bonds worth RM100mil each, according to a Bursa Malaysia official.

“We are in engagement with them, and definitely we will see at least one or two issuances this year,” Jamaluddin Nor Mohamad, head of Islamic and alternative markets at Bursa Malaysia, said in an interview.

Reuters - Malaysia's DanaInfra May Issue Two Exchange-listed Sukuk This Year

Feb 23 (Reuters) - Malaysia's DanaInfra Nasional Bhd, created by the finance ministry to raise funds for the country's largest infrastructure project, may issue and list on the stock exchange this year as many as two Islamic bonds worth 100 million ringgit ($30.4 million) each, an official with the bourse said.

Best Islamic Finance Deal of The Year 2013 & the Best Bond Deal of The Year 2013 for Retail Investors in Southeast Asia by Alpha Southeast Asia

DanaInfra was awarded the Best Islamic Finance Deal of The Year 2013 & the Best Bond Deal of The Year 2013 for Retail Investors in Southeast Asia by Alpha Southeast Asia on 23 January 2014 during the 7th Annual Best Deals and Solutions Awards 2013.