– Saudi Arabia sees recentlandmark issuanceof ESG-related sukuk – Key jurisdictions registergrowth insustainable instruments in 2021 – ESG-linked sukuk projected to grow in 2022even as broader sukuk growth moderates Earlier this month Saudi Arabia’s Riyad Bank closed a $750m “sustainability” sukuk (Islamic bond), the latest in a wave of high-profile…
All eyes were understandably on Vienna at the end of June, and the gathering of oil ministers from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). Their decision to increase output was endorsed by the non-OPEC producers who signed up to the original cuts 18 months ago. Oil prices are a thorny issue for the Gulf economies as their diversification strategies accelerate. On…
The 7th UK-Turkey Business Istanbul Forum will be held Friday, December 2, 2016 at Swissôtel The Bosphorus. The forum will allow for participants to exchange information and network with each other about priority business opportunities and methods in Turkey and the UK, focusing on the following: The technology agenda; UK turkey trade and investment legal…
The PPP in Turkey Forum is organised annually to provide a platform for investors, developers and industry insiders to explore the key business opportunities in Turkish PPP infrastructure projects including: transport (airports, roads, bridges, railways); education (schools and universities) and health care (hospitals, health campuses). 2016 sponsors include: Garanti Bank, Dentons, Clifford Chance,…
Following the success of the PPP Airport Investments Summit 2014, PPP Experts are proud to announce the 2nd Annual PPP Airport Investments Summit supported and held under the patronage of The State Airports Authority (DHMI) of Turkey between the 9th-11th February 2016 in Istanbul. Partnering with Elmadag law firm, the PPP Airport Investment Summit is dedicated to discussions about the scope and openings…
Türkçe The Turkish economy remained relatively resilient in 2015, despite continued weakness among leading trade partners, instability along and within its borders, and a rising tide of Syrian refugees. Key to its success was a renewed sense of political certainty, after a second round of general elections in November saw the ruling Justice and Development Party secure 317 of 550 legislative…
Türkçe The return to single-party government and a commitment to fast track economic reforms have boosted investor confidence in Turkey, though rising inflation and low growth rates could hamper the prospect of renewed fiscal and political stability. The November 1 general election – Turkey’s second in five months, following the June 7 ballot that left its parliament without a majority –…
