ابحـث عن ديـون أمارة دبي

Citigroup International has arranged loans valued at over $8bn.

Dubai World has announced that it has recently repaid
the outstanding balance on a $1.2bn loan facility arranged
and underwritten jointly by
Royal Bank of Scotland, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank.
the loan of $890m to help finance the purchase of a 9.4% stake in MGM Mirage by
Infinity World, a subsidiary of Dubai World.

DIFC Investments, the savings arm of the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC),
announced on Tuesday that it has repaid in full its Dhs1.83bn ($500m) syndicated loan facility,
which was due to mature on Friday. DIFC Investments had signed a $500m loan in March 2008 to back
its acquisition of UK’s SmartStream Technologies Group.
The DIFC announcement comes about a week after Dubai Holding repaid Dhs2.4bn
worth of amortising and maturing bank loans.

Dubai repays $654m in Eurobonds, loans
Dubai Holding Commercial Operations Group, a state-owned investment vehicle,
on Wednesday said it had repaid Dhs2.4bn ($654m) in Eurobonds and maturing bank
loans from its own resources, a few days after Dubai Government
reassured the public of its debt obligations. ‘The Dhs1bn Euro-bonds
issued last year, as part of broadening the company’s investor base and
funding sources, matured
in November this year and were repaid from the company’s
internal cash flows,’ Dubai Holding said.
State-run Borse Dubai is continuing talks with banks to secure a syndicated loan that will refinance
an existing $3.78bn loan to back its acquisition of Nordic exchanges group OMX, Reuters has reported,
citing banking sources close to the deal. The original financing,
agreed in March and which matures on February 28 2009,
is split between a $2.226bn facility and a 796 million pound facility.

Limitless in London for final leg of funding roadshow
Limitless, the global master development arm of Dubai World,
has landed in London for the final leg of its $1.2billion syndicated loan tour,
which has captured interest from several banks in the UK,
Europe, South-East Asia and Middle East.
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) is seeking to obtain an Islamic loan of about $1bn
after postponing a plan to sell its first international bonds,
reported Bloomberg. The utility has hired ABN Amro Holding,
Dubai Islamic Bank and Standard Chartered to help get its loan in the next few weeks.
Dewa last year proposed selling as much as $2.5bn of conventional and Islamic bonds
as it seeks to increase power production.
Arab Bank Group has recently signed a $5bn loan agreement,
as part of a consortium of international and regional banks,
for the benefit of Dubai World Corporation.

Gulf Bank has announced that it is a Senior Lead Arranger in a $5bn syndicated loan to the Dubai World
Corporation to provide financing for general corporate purposes including acquisitions and investments.

Dubai Holding said it has obtained financing of $1.26bn from Morgan Stanley on a fully underwritten basis.
The facility has been provided, in the form of a short-term bridge loan, to the Dubai Holding Investments Group,
the investment arm of Dubai Holding. The loan will be used to fund its 100 per cent owned subsidiary Dubai International Capital’s (DIC) acquisition of a 9.9% stake in US alternative asset management firm, Och Ziff.
Barclays Capital announced its successful syndication of $937m for Dubai Aerospace
Enterprise(DAE) first lien facilities. It included a $100m 6-year revolver, a two-year $280m
asset sale bridge and a 7-year $557m term loan. The facilities were made
in relation to DAE’s purchase of Landmark Aviation and Standard Aero.

Dubai World Corporation announced that on Wednesday (17 October) it had completed
its debut syndicated fundraising of $5bn in loans through a syndicate of three
major European banks to fund part of its global acquisitions and investments,
as well as for general corporate purposes.

Dubai World Corporation is raising a syndicated term loan of $2.7bn to finance its overseas investment and general corporate costs,
reported Gulf News. Credit Suisse International, Deutsche Bank,
and the Royal Bank of Scotland have been mandated to arrange the
Dubai government-owned company’s debut 364-day syndicated term loan facility.

كل هالديون من تاريخ 10-10-2007 الـى تاريخ اليوم طبعا في أكثر من المذكور و حسب ما صرح العبار فوق 70 او 80 مليار دولار.

الملخص ..حكومة دبي استثمرت في أشياء مالها اي قيمة اليوم و بالمليارات..و اتبخرت في الهواء و الان تغطي هل المبالغ.

بالضبط مثل شخص اشترى سهم اعمار ب 29 و اليوم قيمة السهم بدرهمين…هل عرفتم حجم الأزمــة و لا بعدكم؟
أتمنى من السمـو الشيخ محمد و الشيخ حمدان بن محمد انهم يسجنون المتسببين لهالازمة المالية لأمارة دبي.

و الغريبه معظم هالديون لشركة للدبي العالمية و دبي القابضة و الشركتين تقريبا شبه مفلسـين؟!!