The team pursues mandates for Islamic financing solutions from quasi sovereign, financial institutions and corporate obligors in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The business model includes origination, underwriting, structuring and distribution. EIIB have participated at a senior level in syndicated Murabaha, sukuk and structured trade finance transactions.

EIIB provides two way prices on transferable Sharia’a compliant international sukuk to their client base with assets sourced directly from EIIB’s asset portfolio or their client base. EIIB’s secondary market focus has been on servicing the needs of the niche client looking to participate in the Islamic space.

 

Description Maturity Currency Bid Price Ask Price Bid Size (m) Ask Size (m)
Sharjah Islamic Bank October 2011 $ 215 150 1 1
BMA International Sukuk June 2009 $ 100 50 1 1
Sarawak Corporate Sukuk December 2009 $ 175 110 1 1
Wings FZCO June 2012 $ 150 120 1 1
Tabreed 09 March 2009 $ 180 90 1 1
Tabreed 11 July 2011 $ 200 155 1 1
Emaar July 2009 $ 175 90 1 1
QREIC August 2016 $ 150 125 1 1
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank December 2011 $ 115 85 1 1
Dubai Global Sukuk November 2009 $ 110 80 1 1
Golden Belt 1 Sukuk May 2012 $ 475 400 1 1
Dar Al Arkan Sukuk 2010 March 2010 $ 375 325 1 1