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UAE launches first retail Sukuk, letting residents invest as little as AED4,000 in government-backed Islamic bonds.
The UAE Ministry of Finance has launched its first Retail Sukuk initiative with Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, allowing UAE residents and nationals to invest in government-backed Islamic Treasury Sukuk starting at AED4,000 via ADIB’s digital platform.
The program offers fractional ownership in AED4,000 increments, up to AED28,000 per transaction, with online registration using Emirates ID or UAE PASS, KYC verification, and access to Sukuk details.
It aims to boost financial inclusion, encourage saving, and expand access to low-risk, Sharia-compliant investments.
All Sukuk except those nearing maturity will be listed without additional approvals.
This first phase is part of a broader plan to involve more national banks, supported by a transparent regulatory framework and preferential fees, to strengthen the UAE’s Islamic finance sector.
Los Emiratos Árabes Unidos lanzan el primer Sukuk minorista, permitiendo a los residentes invertir tan poco como AED4,000 en bonos islámicos respaldados por el gobierno.