The emirate is sensitive to the issue given its geographical positioning to countries targeted by sanctions.
The UAE lender said earlier this week it had mandated lead arrangers for the $500 million issue.
The surplus is equivalent to 12 per cent of the sultanate’s 2011 GDP.
VTB, Russia’s second largest bank, could issue the Qatari wealth fund with $1.5 billion of new equity, says report.
The first instalment is due to be repaid in the second half of 2013.
Signs of recovery are visible in the market with strong indications of growth, according to a senior official at Emirates NBD.
Gulf Capital, which has around $1 billion in assets under management, did not provide financial terms.
The number of Islamic financial firms which obey religious principles has increased substantially in Kuwait.
Chief executive Abdulaziz Al Ghurairis optimistic about the bank’s performance this year.
Dubai’s flagship investment vehicle is scheduled to repay a $2 billion loan.
Demographics of the region’s internet users and number of people online suggest it could improve rapidly.
Rami Touma, a director at the bank, has been running Credit Suisse’s Qatar investment banking business since 2007.
Oman will again spend heavily in 2013 on job creation and infrastructure projects.
The Dubai investment bank has laid off a third of its staff since 2011 and slashed operating costs.
Decline was expected but still beat forecasts thanks to 10.8 per cent fall in impairments.
The UAE’s finance ministry placed Dhs70 billion with banks to shore up their balance sheets after the the financial crisis in 2008.
More than double the 42.2 billion riyal surplus recorded in the same quarter of the previous year.
Payments worth a total of Dhs46.8 billion were marked as invalid in 2012, a drop of 15.3 per cent.
Lack of coordination among regulators is making life difficult for takaful operators, says insurance rating agency.
The emirate has set its sights on becoming a global centre for Islamic business activity.
The private bank’s chief investment officer warns of losing money in Islamic bonds this year.
Mohammed bin Abdulmalik Al al-Sheikh has been appointed as chairman of the Kingdom’s Capital Market Authority
UK authorities have been investigating the bank’s fundraising from Qatar at the height of the 2008 financial crisis since July.
The value of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals in the region reached $44.8 billion last year, says new study.
The lender said it recorded healthy growth across its asset and deposit bases last year.
The bank’s profit rose on the back of increased fee and investment income.
The British bank, battling with a series of scandals, has appointed headhunters to find suitable replacements.
The Gulf is set for another bumper year of the sukuk.
Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal tops the Gulf Business list of the most powerful Arabs in the finance sector.
The emirate’s detailed new standards are expected to provide assurances for sukuk holders and traders.