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Kuwait · Financing and currencies
Boursa Kuwait announced its first fixed-income listing, KWD200 million of Kuwait Finance House perpetual Additional Tier 1 sukuk. The securities were issued in May and carry an initial annual distribution rate of 5.5%.
Why it may matter. The listing brings an existing bank capital instrument onto the exchange and opens a route for future bond and sukuk listings.
Kuwait · Financing and currencies · Public policy and regulation
Kuwait’s finance minister discussed fiscal sustainability and public finance reform with IMF staff on 9 November, the final day of the mission’s visit, KUNA reported.
Why it may matter. The meeting summary sets out the topics under review. Any specific recommendations would come from the mission’s findings or later policy announcements.
Kuwait · Financing and currencies · Public policy and regulation
Kuwait’s Capital Markets Authority approved listing sukuk issued by KFH Tier 1 Sukuk 3 Limited. The KWD200 million additional Tier 1 issue is described as Boursa Kuwait’s first sukuk listing.
Why it may matter. The approval broadens the exchange’s debt-instrument offering. Regulatory listing approval does not by itself establish the first trading date, trading liquidity or a new fundraising completion.
Kuwait · Financing and currencies
Warba Bank settled a KWD80 million perpetual Additional Tier 1 sukuk on 27 October. Its exchange disclosure specifies a 5.50% profit rate and a first call date in October 2031.
Why it may matter. The issue provides regulatory capital rather than ordinary senior funding. A first call date does not guarantee redemption.
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