Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank P.J.S.C., HSBC Bank plc and Standard Chartered Bank were the Arrangers of the programme. Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Dubai Islamic Bank P.J.S.C., First Energy Bank B.S.C.(c) and Qatar Islamic Bank, together with the Arrangers, acted as the Managers in respect of the issuance.
Debashis Dey, Partner and Head of Capital Markets Middle East at Clifford Chance commented:
"Clifford Chance is delighted to have had the opportunity to structure the establishment of this innovative sukuk programme building on the relationship with TDIC and the work on their debut MTN programme earlier this year. This transaction represents the first sukuk issuance in the Emirate in over a year and the largest sukuk issue in the U.A.E. this year. The significant oversubscription and the very competitive pricing are further evidence of the market's confidence in TDIC and of the strengthening of the U.A.E. Capital Markets and investor confidence in the region."
Clifford Chance's offices in the U.A.E. worked together on this transaction. The U.A.E. team was led by Debashis Dey (Partner and Head of Capital Markets Middle East), Stuart Ure (Senior Associate), Paul McViety (Senior Associate), Jana Salloum (Associate), Miranda Harrison (Associate) and Sarah McAleer (Trainee). The Arrangers and Managers were represented by Linklaters' Dubai office. The Dubai office of Maples & Calder represented the newly established Cayman Islands issuer, TDIC Sukuk Limited.
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