Ahli United Bank talks perp, tests ME liquidity post oil price crash

After much debate over whether the lowered oil price has affected liquidity in the Middle East, demand for this note is being watched carefully — this kind of note would usually be subject to high demand from local investors.

“It’s a test for the primary market,” said a syndicate official

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