Marking a significant return to the international dollar market, Malaysia has announced a dual-tranche U.S. dollar Islamic bond offering for the first time in over three years. The offerings consist of 5-3/4-year and 10-year tranches, designed to finance government-sanctioned projects and infrastructure development initiatives. The transaction is scheduled for settlement on July 30.

Marking a significant return to the international dollar market, Malaysia has announced a dual-tranche U.S. dollar Islamic bond offering for the first time in over three years.…

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