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Nasdaq: DanaInfra to drive ringgit bond supply

SINGAPORE, March 26 (IFR) - Malaysian investors are gearing up for another deluge of government-guaranteed paper from DanaInfra Nasional as financing for the mega Pan-Borneo Highway finally takes shape.

The funding vehicle plans to sell up to M$13bn (US$3.4bn) of Islamic and conventional bonds to support the first phase of a M$30bn network of roads stretching a total of 2,325 kilometres - the distance from Beijing to Hanoi.

Borneo Post Online: BPA Malaysia weekly bond market report 25 February 2018

The Index shed marginally by 0.018 per cent to close at 156.625 points from 156.653 points last week.

The MGS yield curve continued to steepen over the week as yields at the five-year to 25-year region inched up by one to five bps while yields at the front end of the curve only added 1bp, following the selloff of US Treasuries after the release of hawkish FOMC minutes on Wednesday.

Kosmo Online: Terus terajui pasaran sukuk dunia

Malaysia menerbitkan sebanyak RM142.8 bilion sukuk pada tahun lalu

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia mengekalkan kedudukannya sebagai peneraju pasaran penerbitan sukuk dunia pada 2017 dengan terbitan bernilai AS$36.5 bilion (RM142.8 bilion) daripada sukuk global.

The Star Online: RAM Ratings sees DanaInfra’s sukuk issuance to rise sharply in 2018

KUALA LUMPUR: RAM Ratings expects quasi-government heavyweights, led by DanaInfra Nasional Bhd to increase its issuance of Islamic debt notes or sukuk significantly in 2018.

The rating agency’s head of Islamic finance Ruslena Ramli said on Wednesday the significant increase would be “driven by the funding requirements for the MRT Line 2 and the Pan Borneo Highway”.

The Edge Markets: Malaysia was largest sukuk issuer globally in 2017

KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 21): Malaysia maintained its leadership as the world's largest sukuk issuer in 2017, accounting for US$36.5 billion (RM142.7 billion) of global sukuk issuance.

It was followed by Saudi Arabia (US$31.7 billion), Indonesia (US$6.9 billion) and Qatar (US$5.6 billion), RAM Rating Services Bhd (RAM Ratings) said in a statement today.

The Sun Daily: Malaysia retains position as world's largest sukuk issuer

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia maintained its leadership as the world's largest sukuk issuer in 2017, accounting for US$36.5 billion (RM142.7 billion) of global sukuk issuance.

It was followed by Saudi Arabia (US$31.7 billion), Indonesia (US$6.9 billion) and Qatar (US$5.6 billion), RAM Rating Services Bhd said in a statement today.