The Gulf-state priced five and 10-year tranches at $2 billion each, attracting an order book of over $24 billion.
The bank dropped almost 35 million riyals in the second quarter in comparison to the same period last year.
The Dubai-based developer has selected seven regional and international banks for investor meetings in London.
Farnborough Air Show: Airplane leasing company orders 20 of Boeing’s single-aisle 737 MAX 8s for the Gulf.
Managers in the Gulf are earning seven times as much as their employees as demand for mid-level talent continues.
The Dubai Islamic Bank-owned mortgage lender posted its second straight quarterly profit fall.
Farnborough Air Show: British defence company plans new $10 billion UAE jet deal with Eurofighters.
Farnborough Air Show: Two Premiership football teams have asked for sponsorship from the Doha carrier.
Farnborough Air Show update: The Doha-based carrier unveils new 787; Boeing and Airbus battle.
Five-star luxury resorts, marinas and a sports academy are planned for Ras Al Hadd following agreement.
Abu Dhabi’s National Petroleum Construction Co and French Technip to build offshore oil facilities.
Booming revenues from liquefied natural gas will assist the country’s infrastructure revamp.
RBS, Commerzbank and Standard Bank are all threatening legal action against the Dubai Group.
SWF Mumtalakat, which has shares in the airline, made a net loss of $717.68 million last year.
Gross domestic product figures carry momentum from 2011 despite the potential woes of a global recovery.
Latest report from Asteco shows villa rates up four per cent as demand outstrips supply.
Government reminds retailers and suppliers not to raise food prices ahead of Ramadan and iftars.
Egypt’s new President will make his first official visit to the Kingdom this week to meet King Abdullah.
Saudi Arabia’s dairy producer and property developer both reveal an increase in net profit for the second quarter.
PwC’s annual survey shows Middle Eastern businesses have continued confidence in the region.
Analysts expect Kuwait’s ruler to dissolve the parliament in order to allow fresh elections later this year.
The Dubai airport retailer will use funds from the international credit facility to finance on-going expansion.
Analysts are not revising share price forecasts following a surge in banking shares after mortgage law approval.
Slowing deposit growth means Qatari banks need other sources to avoid funding issues.
The $500 million Sukuk, EIB’s second issue this year, is priced at par and is due to mature in January 2018.
The Gulf States account for 14 per cent of the total deposits in the island, according to official data.
First half revenues for Abu Dhabi’s airline are up 30 per cent as passenger numbers soar to almost five million.
The international hotel operator plans to open one hotel in Cairo and a resort in Alexandria.
Total deposits in the country decreased by 1.2 per cent during the month to close at Dhs1.1 trillion.
Qatar Holding is planning to open Harrods branded hotels in Malaysia, Paris and New York.