The UAE-based lender plans to launch a conventional bond in the coming few days, say sources.
The handover will save Emarat around Dhs80 million every month.
Dr Nasser Marafih uses the World Economic Forum in Davos to highlight the issue.
Airport beats forecasts by one million and has London’s Heathrow “firmly within its sights”.
The mining firm plans to close a diammonium phosphate fertilizer plant for three weeks.
Trade exchanges between the two countries reached $5.3 billion during the first half of the year.
Property firms Aldar and Sorouh agreed on an all-share merger last week creating a company with $13 billion in assets.
The proposal would be the first time Kuwait has given out financial aid.
The firm reported a Q4 net profit of 10.3 million rials, down from 11.9 million in 2011.
The bank earned 447 million riyals in Q4. Analysts had forecast profit of 452.4 million riyals.
The Higher Committee will use the World Economic Forum to promote Dubai’s bid.
International investors may be allowed to start businesses in the UAE in partnership with nationals from the wider GCC region.
Emirates National Oil Co (ENOC) was the biggest buyer of Iranian condensate in 2012.
Under the contract, the Kuwait Energy- led consortium will begin exploration in Basra’s block 9.
The UAE central bank is still holding negotiations with the Emirates Banks Association and no rule has been issued as yet.
Nakheel made a Dhs2.02 billion ($550 million) profit last year, on revenue up 91 per cent to 7.8 billion.
Bassel Gamal will be responsible for “all the companies and institutions affiliated to QIB inside Qatar and abroad.”
Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Badr al-Saad fears the decline of the yen.
Parliament first backed privatising loss-making Kuwait Airways Corp (KAC) in 2008.
The two-tranche bond includes a $500 million 30-year conventional bond and a $750 million 10-year Islamic bond.
The refinery, which produces 270,000 barrels per day, will be closed for maintenance from April to May.
The much-awaited new smartphone line-up from RIM will be launched in Dubai and five other cities on January 30.
The Bahraini investment firm has acquired a stake in US-based FishNet Security for an undisclosed sum.
The Kingdom has budgeted expenditure of SAR820 billion for 2013, 19 per cent higher than the amount budgeted for 2012.
Initially 12 airlines will fly to the new airport and Qatar Airways will move its entire operations in the second half of the year.
The trip follows the withdrawal of Qatar last week from a multi-billion euro tender to develop Athens’ old airport.
The operator’s profit was hit by domestic competition and one-off charges from a cost-cutting programme.
The sector is receiving interest from investors because of double-digit growth.
The emirate issued a $750 million 10-year sukuk, as well as a $500 million 30-year conventional bond.
Around 14,000 people are now employed in the Dubai International Financial Centre.