ADCB eyes benchmark Islamic bond

ADCB eyes benchmark Islamic bond

ABU DHABI: Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank has picked four banks for a potential Islamic bond, or sukuk, which could be launched this week, making it the second lender from the emirate currently eyeing a chunk of Islamic liquidity amid dicey global markets.

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