The facility will pay an interest rate of 120 basis points above the London interbank offered rate (Libor).
The Gulf state is planning to implement a new visa policy in 2015, under which nationals from 64 countries can receive one-month visas on arrival.
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Italian designer Roberto Cavalli was hoping to receive a 450-million-euro ($612 million) offer from Investcorp by a June 30 deadline.
Khalil al-Marzouq, deputy leader of the al-Wefaq party, was charged with inciting terrorism.
Following unrest in the country, some foreign financial firms have moved staff to Dubai.
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Kuwait’s Capital Markets Authority decided to monitor the stock after it was traded in high volumes ahead of a company disclosure last year.
Batelco, via wholly-owned subsidiary BMIC, had sued Chennai-based Siva and its chairman Chinnakannan Sivasankaran.
The union will charge a nominal membership fee of BD1.200 per year, which will amount up to 100 fils a month.
The Bahrain bourse also said that it had approved trading of options, exchange-traded funds and real estate investment trusts.
The fund’s 2013 profit was driven by lower impairment losses and improved operating performance of assets.
State spending rose by 2.8 per cent to BD3.4 billion in 2013, some 14 per cent below the budget plan.
Bahrain has been in turmoil since protests led by Shi’ite Muslims erupted in 2011 after similar uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia.
Bahrain’s decision could influence regulators in other Gulf states such as the UAE and Qatar that have not yet clarified their stance.
Founder-owned fashion firm Cavalli has for some time been looking for a partner or a buyer to bring in new funds.
The listing aims to fulfill a contractual agreement made when the port opened in 2009.
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE recalled their ambassadors from Doha in March.
Nabeel Rajab, founder of the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights, was found guilty of organising and participating in illegal protests.
The Gulf state has suffered low-level civil unrest since mass protests in 2011.
Losses were cut by retiring aircraft, closing eight routes, reducing staff expenses and renegotiating over 2,000 contracts with suppliers, it said.
GFH will reduce the nominal value of its shares by 13.8 per cent to $0.265 per share from $0.3075.
Hopkins spent 18 years at Standard Chartered including as CEO for Europe.
Officials had previously said that they would gradually raise the domestic selling price for diesel fuel, almost doubling it by 2017.
There are fears that a deadlock in political efforts to solve a three-year-old standoff is deepening frustration among young Shi’ites.
The issuer completes investor meetings for the deal on May 5 and settlement is scheduled for May 11.
The former monopoly made a net profit of 14.5 million dinars ($38.46 million) in the three months to March 31.
The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) said it had signed a deal with Bahraini sovereign wealth fund to identify and work together on investment opportunities in their countries.
Bahrain’s official news agency did not name the five but said they had confessed to the plot.
Eight men planted a homemade bomb close to where police usually erected a checkpoint during protests, before setting tyres on fire and blocking the road to lure policemen to the site.