By David French DUBAI, June 10 (Reuters) -
Banque Saudi Fransi (BSF), the kingdom's fourth-largest listed lender, will
complete a 2 billion
riyal ($533 million) capital-boosting
sukuk issue by the end of this month, banking sources said on Tuesday. Sources told Reuters last month the bank planned a 2 billion
riyal deal by end-June, which would be arranged by its own investment banking arm,
Saudi Fransi Capital. BSF's
sukuk is the latest capital-boosting Islamic bond sale from a bank in the kingdom.
Saudi Investment Bank said last week it had completed a 2 billion
riyal sukuk with the same ten-year, **n-call five, lifespan as BSF's. It priced the Islamic bond at 145 bps over six-month Saibor.
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