snapped up most of Turkey's $1.5 billion debut sukuk, the
Treasury said, while Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said the
government hopes the deal will encourage other Turkish borrowers
to sell Islamic bonds.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
UPDATE 1-Turkey's debut sukuk attracts high Gulf demand
ISTANBUL, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Middle Eastern investors
snapped up most of Turkey's $1.5 billion debut sukuk, the
Treasury said, while Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said the
government hopes the deal will encourage other Turkish borrowers
to sell Islamic bonds.
snapped up most of Turkey's $1.5 billion debut sukuk, the
Treasury said, while Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said the
government hopes the deal will encourage other Turkish borrowers
to sell Islamic bonds.
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