Qatar Holding, along with Azerbaijan’s SOFAZ and Norges Bank Investment Management, invested $479-639 million each in VTB.
Early price talk for the 10-year deal, which is not redeemable for five years, was released at 230 basis points over five-year midswaps.
The lender had said in January that it would hike its paid-up capital by 50 per cent.
Taken from the Gulf Business Top 50 Banks, these are the biggest banks in Qatar by 2012 total assets.
The International Monetary Fund’s regional report warns unemployment figures and diversifying economies are still an issue.
The state-owned lender expects to begin operations in the third quarter under the name of QNB India Private Limited.
The funds raised will partly be used to buy a new vessel, refinance debt and pay investors dividends.
The state-owned firm built a crude oil pipeline from Habshan to Fujairah in the UAE.
The IMF predicts Saudi’s overall growth to reach 4.4 per cent this year, due partly to an expected decline in oil output.
Taken from the Gulf Business Top 50 Banks, these are the biggest banks in the UAE by 2012 total assets.
The new fund will be run by Qatar Holding, Qatar Petroleum International and Qatar Electricity and Water Company.
Average allocations to PE by the region’s developmental wealth funds have increased by 33 per cent in the last 12 months.
The hotel is raising the syndicated loan to refinance existing debt and provide new funds.
The Bank of London and The Middle East plans to open an office in Dubai this year to help boost its capital markets.
In April, Versace CEO Gian Giacomo Ferraris said the house may consider opening the company to outside investors to help fund expansion
The Capital Market Authority announced a series of measures designed to reduce the volatility of shares, make them harder to manipulate and improve the quality of listed companies.
The Gulf state upped its original 2012 expenditure plan by nearly 19 per cent in September 2011.
Emirates NBD plans to meet investors on roadshows in Asia, London and the UAE.
Carlyle acquired its 30 per cent stake in General Lighting for an undisclosed amount in March 2010.
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ADIA said John McCarthy will oversee its existing portfolio and originate new transactions.
The firm is currently undertaking a KD1 billion debt restructuring plan agreed in 2011.
The early guidance has the five-year bond pricing in the area of 275 basis points over midswaps.
The investment bank said the quarterly net loss narrowed to Dhs5.9 million dirhams ($1.6 million) from Dhs8.5 million a year ago.
The Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency sent banks a circular in April giving them three months to list the types of jobs that could be reserved entirely for Saudis.
The oil and gas sector, along with banking and finance, will see wage hikes.
First-quarter net income rose to $66 million from $57 million in the year-ago period, with operating income up 16 per cent.
Previously, firms debuting on the Tadawul had unrestricted price movement on their first day of trading, meaning shares often soared before falling back later.
Earlier this month the Abu Dhabi government said it would set up a full-service financial zone on an island near the city’s downtown.
Bank of Muscat lost $40 million and UAE-based RAKBANK lost $5 million in the global heist.