www.ise.org - On the occasion of the first trading day of “Kuveyt Türk Participation Bank B Type Silverplus ETF”,
the executives and guests of the relevant bank will visit İMKB
(İstanbul Menkul Kıymetler Borsası) and ring the opening bell of the
Stock Market on May 21, 2012.
Mr. İbrahim TURHAN, İMKB Chairman
& CEO, Mr. Mohammed Al OMAR, Chairman of the Board of Kuveyt Turk,
Mr. Abdullah TIVNIKLI, Vice Chairman and Member of the Board of Kuveyt
Turk, Mr. Ufuk UYAN, CEO of Kuveyt Turk and Mr. Murat ÇETİNKAYA, Vice
President of Kuveyt Turk will deliver speeches, following which the
officials will ring the opening bell and start the session at 09:30. (source)
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Thursday, 24 May 2012
Thursday, 23 February 2012
CAPITAL MARKETS - Turkey to overcome secular qualms with Islamic bond
www.reuters.com -
* Sovereign sukuk in 2012 could raise several billion dollars
* Would pave way for corporate issues, set benchmark
* Could be used to fund large projects
* Turkish non-financial firms keen to tap market
By Seda Sezer and Nevzat Devranoglu
ISTANBUL, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Turkey's government plans its first-ever issue of Islamic bonds this year, overcoming sensitivities about Islamic finance in the secular republic as it seeks to tap a rich pool of investors flush with oil money.
A sovereign sukuk issue from an economy regarded as one of the most progressive and successful in the Muslim world would signal intent on Turkey's part to play a bigger role in Islamic finance. The size of the global sukuk market is estimated at more than $100 billion.
"It will be like ringing a bell and attracting all the attention," said Murat Cetinkaya, deputy chief executive for treasury at Kuveyt Turk, an Islamic bank that has been a trend-setter for corporate sukuk issues in Turkey. (source)
* Sovereign sukuk in 2012 could raise several billion dollars
* Would pave way for corporate issues, set benchmark
* Could be used to fund large projects
* Turkish non-financial firms keen to tap market
By Seda Sezer and Nevzat Devranoglu
ISTANBUL, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Turkey's government plans its first-ever issue of Islamic bonds this year, overcoming sensitivities about Islamic finance in the secular republic as it seeks to tap a rich pool of investors flush with oil money.
A sovereign sukuk issue from an economy regarded as one of the most progressive and successful in the Muslim world would signal intent on Turkey's part to play a bigger role in Islamic finance. The size of the global sukuk market is estimated at more than $100 billion.
"It will be like ringing a bell and attracting all the attention," said Murat Cetinkaya, deputy chief executive for treasury at Kuveyt Turk, an Islamic bank that has been a trend-setter for corporate sukuk issues in Turkey. (source)
Saturday, 18 February 2012
CAPITAL MARKETS - Kuveyt Turk says may issue lira sukuk this year
www.reuters.com - Feb 17 (Reuters) - Kuwait Finance House's Turkish bank Kuveyt Turk, which issued a $350 million sukuk last year, may issue a lira sukuk in Turkey this year, Murat Cetinkaya, Kuveyt Turk deputy chief executive, told Reuters.
"This year a lira sukuk issuance is among our priorities," Cetinkaya, who is responsible for treasury, international and investment banking at Kuveyt Turk, said in an interview. (source)
"This year a lira sukuk issuance is among our priorities," Cetinkaya, who is responsible for treasury, international and investment banking at Kuveyt Turk, said in an interview. (source)
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