The potential benchmark sukuk comes ahead of plans by Emaar Properties to sell a quarter of its unit to the public.
The bank has chosen National Bank of Abu Dhabi and Standard Chartered to arrange roadshows in the Middle East, Asia and Europe starting June 11.
The facilities will be used to refinance an existing $1.1 billion facility and purchase assets.
The lender did not give a size or time frame for the potential sale of the unit.
Mubadala is currently the biggest shareholder in Tabreed with 14.3 per cent.
The proposed Saudi fund would start with capital of 30 per cent of budget surpluses accumulated over past years, it was reported.
The development of oil output along with a stable level of oil prices contributed to the UAE’s economic growth in 2013.
The regulator had halted the trading of STC shares after the company failed to give sufficient details on a network sharing deal.
Monitoring development in the UAE real estate markets and the banks’exposure to it remains a core financial stability priority, the bank said.
The new rules on capital will include requirements for enhanced capital, the application of a new leverage ratio and a shift in definition of capital.
The tax will apply for three years, Egyptian state media reported.
The offering will support the bank’s capital base in accordance with Basel III requirements, assist its future growth and diversify funding sources, a statement said.
A deal from the emirate isn’t expected until at least the third quarter of this year.
EFG Hermes is one of the biggest investment banks in the Middle East.
An official said that the bond issue would mainly be aimed at Gulf Arab investors.
The Capital Market Authority (CMA) has suspended trading in Atheeb shares until the company provides more details.
The meetings will be held in Asia, Europe and the Middle East and the sukuk will be sold afterwards, subject to market conditions, Emaar said.
The agreement with DIB was made official about two weeks ago, a senior official from the Indonesian bank has said.
The fund’s 2013 profit was driven by lower impairment losses and improved operating performance of assets.
A strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, and a large talent base has positioned the UAE favourably among investors.
The contribution of the hydrocarbon sector edged down to 51.4 per cent in 2013 from 52.4 per cent in 2012.
The cuts will mostly be in the fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) trading and markets businesses, according to sources.
TDIC is building iconic museums such as the Louvre and Guggenheim in Abu Dhabi.
While output growth continued to accelerate, growth in new orders dropped sharply.
The fund will acquire existing real estate assets, with a focus on the logistics, social infrastructure and community retail sectors.
Qatar is wealthy enough to handle such economic dislocation without long-term damage, analysts say.
The company made a net loss of Dhs1.13 billion ($307.7 million) in 2013 compared to a loss of Dhs2.15 billion in the prior year.
State spending rose by 2.8 per cent to BD3.4 billion in 2013, some 14 per cent below the budget plan.
A merger between the two banks would create Oman’s second biggest bank by asset value, with assets worth around 4.78 billion rials ($12.42 billion).
The transaction is likely to be worth between SAR500 million and SAR1 billion, sources said.