Bahrain’s Al Salam Bank appointed joint lead manager for Saudi Arabia’s $2.75bn sukuk

Al Salam Bank of Bahrain has been appointed as a joint lead manager for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s upcoming $2.75 billion sukuk issuance, highlighting the bank’s growing influence in regional Islamic finance.

The strategic appointment underscores the strengthening of cross-border financial collaboration within the GCC. The sukuk is expected to attract significant interest from international and regional investors, further solidifying the strong economic ties between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

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