Islamic finance awards 2009: Most innovative deal

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Islamic finance awards 2009: Most innovative deal

Dominic O’Neill
January 29, 2009

Islamic finance faces crunch test
Institutional awards
Best international Islamic bank Best Islamic bank in the Middle East
Best Islamic bank in Asia Best sukuk house
Best takaful provider Best project finance house
Best leasing house Best real estate house
Best assurance and advisory firm Best legal advisory firm
Best fund manager Most improved Islamic finance house
Best structured products house
Deals of the Year
Deal of the year Best sukuk deal
Most innovative deal Best project finance deal
Outstanding contribution
Zeti Akhtar Aziz


Winner: 

Jadwa’s acquisition of 30% stake in Luberef ExxonMobil sold its 30% stake in Lubricating Oil Refining Company (Luberef), a joint venture with Saudi Aramco at the very end of 2007. The buyers were a consortium composed of affiliates of the Zamil Group, the Al Subeaei Group and Jadwa Proprietary Investments.

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Dominic O’Neill is EMEA editor. He joined Euromoney in 2007 to cover emerging markets, focusing on central and eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa, and later on Latin America. Based in London, he has covered developed market banking since 2015.
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