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Seban Scaria

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Dubai
As seen in: London Stock Exchange Group, Zawya, International Financing Review (IFR), Salaam Gateway, HalalFocus, Cyber Era, UAE Business Daily, UAE Tech News Tracker
Covers:  Capital markets, Islamic finance, equity, debt, infrastructure, fianance, financial analysis, Bonds, sukuk, Banks,
Doesn't Cover: Sports, entertainment, politics, religion, lifestyle
Financial editor at @Refinitiv, an @LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group) business. Worked @Yahoo @CNBC @Forbes, @BusinessTimes @GulfBusiness @ThomsonReuters

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Experienced finance and business editor with a demonstrated history of working in some of the best brands such as London Stock Exchange Group, Refinitiv Thomson Reuters, Times Group, Yahoo, CNBC, Forbes. Skilled in digital strategy, developing business/finance news and data feeds. Strong media and communication professional with a MBA, Post Graduation focused in Communication, Business Journalism, and related Programs from premier Indian institutions.

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IPO momentum in GCC hinges on post-summer market conditions

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By Seban Scaria Verified
| Zawya Verified
Signs that the Iran conflict may be drawing to a close and a peace agreement has been electronically signed are restoring investor sentiment towards the GCC. However, whether that is enough to revive IPO momentum and broaden participation in regional equity markets depends on post-summer market conditions, valuation expectations, liquidity and earnings visibility that could re-engage foreign investors at the levels seen prior to the conflict.
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GCC DCM trends: Premiums easing; riskier issuers retreat, majors eye windows

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By Seban Scaria Verified
| Zawya Verified
GCC debt capital markets kicked off the year with their strongest start on record, raising more than $30 billion in January, led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, before activity slowed during Ramadan and effectively stalled after the US-Israel war on Iran. Nearly 2.5 months into the conflict affecting GCC nations, issuance volumes remain subdued. Zawya examines the trends shaping the market, speaking with Abdeslam Alaoui, managing director and head of CEEMEA capital markets at Deutsche Bank.
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Dubai Investments to decide on DIP IPO by May 15, plans three more listings

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By Seban Scaria Verified
| Zawya Verified
Dubai Investments PJSC will decide by May 15 whether to proceed with the IPO of its real estate unit or move it to October, Vice Chairman and CEO Khalid Bin Kalban told Zawya. “We will make a final decision before May 15. Most of our investors are very positive and are urging us to proceed with the IPO, as Dubai Investments Park (DIP) has not been affected by the crisis in the region.
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