DUBAI: Qatar's Doha Bank said on Sunday it would seek shareholder approval to raise funds through up to $5 billion worth of short term instruments.
The lender is asking for approval to issue up to $3 billion through certificate of deposits (CDs), it said in a bourse statement.
The bank also said in the statement it would ask for shareholder approval to issue euro commercial paper worth $2 billion, with a maximum tenor of up to 1 year.
Both the instruments can be issued in Qatari riyals or in various major currencies. The duration of the CDs was not mentioned by the lender.
Reuters
DUBAI: Qatar's Doha Bank said on Sunday it would seek shareholder approval to raise funds through up to $5 billion worth of short term instruments.
The lender is asking for approval to issue up to $3 billion through certificate of deposits (CDs), it said in a bourse statement.
The bank also said in the statement it would ask for shareholder approval to issue euro commercial paper worth $2 billion, with a maximum tenor of up to 1 year.
Both the instruments can be issued in Qatari riyals or in various major currencies. The duration of the CDs was not mentioned by the lender.
Reuters
