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Thursday, November 26 - 2009

Capivest successfully exits Ijara 2

Capivest successfully exited its Ijara 2 investment by selling real estate property in the Kingdom of Bahrain, thus providing loyal investors with attractive yields.

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  • Mr. Nabil Mohammed Hadi, CEO of Capivest.
    Mr. Nabil Mohammed Hadi, CEO of Capivest.
This 3-year real estate investment opportunity, which was launched in 2004, was the second in a series that has attracted investors from various GCC countries.

In addition to recently offering its eighth Ijara product (with Ijara 9 and 10 pending in the pipeline), Ijara 2 investors were rewarded a net Internal Rate of Return of 13% over the period of investment. Capivest remains committed to seeking lucrative investment opportunities in prime real estate and other diversified markets that, in turn, generate capital growth for investors.

Capivest has a reliable track record in providing investors attractive results in high-yield investment opportunities. Elaborating on the bank's policy to seek diversified income-generating investments, Mr. Nabil Mohammed Hadi, CEO of Capivest noted, "The Bank strives to seek unique investment opportunities in various sectors throughout different regions. It aims not only to diversify its assets, but also to widen the scope of its investments or assets generating capital growth in the market that better serve the needs of our partners and investors."

Mr. Hadi further explained that Capivest is continuously looking to establish strategic alliances with key financial and investment institutions on the national, regional and international levels. "After launching our new corporate identity, the focus of the bank has been to further expand the scope of our current investments, as well as, target new markets in emerging economies world-wide."
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