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Friday 25 February 2011 Issue No. 2771 Questions Answers O'C-21's JP MORGAN HQ GHETTO BAR - 2 FORE STREET, EC2 5 FALCONBERG COURT, W1 LONDON COLISEUM THEATRE GOLDHAWK ROAD STATION - 31 ST MARTINS LANE, WC2 GOLDHAWK ROAD, W12 O'C-21's SUN COURT DIRTY DICKS PH - CORNHILL, EC3 202 BISHOPSGATE, EC2 SEVEN DIALS HOTEL JUJU BAR - 7 MONMOUTH STREET, WC2 316 KINGS ROAD, SW3 RATHBONE PLACE ST PANCRAS STATION - OXFORD STREET, W1 PANCRAS ROAD, NW1 ST-21's SOUTHFIELDS STATION LONDON BUBBLE THEATRE - AUGUSTUS ROAD, SW18 3 ELEPHANT LANE, SE16 ROYAL LONDON HOSPITAL EMBASSY CLUB - WHITECHAPEL ROAD, E1 29 OLD BURLINGTON STREET, W1 CENTRAL MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL MUSICIANS UNION - ACTON LANE, NW10 60 CLAPHAM ROAD, SW9 LONDON BUBBLE THEATRE KENSAL GREEN STATION - 3 ELEPHANT LANE, SE16 COLLEGE ROAD, NW10 ST-21's SOUTHFIELDS STATION O2 DOME - AUGUSTUS ROAD, SW18 MILLENNIUM WAY, SE10 O2 DOME KENSAL GREEN STATION - MILLENNIUM WAY, SE10 COLLEGE ROAD, NW10 LONDON BRIDGE HOSPITAL EMBASSY CLUB - BRIDGE YARD, SE1 29 OLD BURLINGTON STREET, W1 DH-28's - 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    NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION IN OR INTO, OR TO ANY PERSON LOCATED OR RESIDENT IN, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ITS TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS, ANY STATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA OR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (THE “UNITED STATES”) OR IN OR INTO ANY OTHER JURISDICTION WHERE IT IS UNLAWFUL TO DISTRIBUTE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. Ahli United Bank K.S.C.P. announces results of its Tender Offer for Ahli United Sukuk Limited’s U.S.$200,000,000 Tier 1 Capital Certificates (ISIN: XS1508651665). General 15 June 2021 – Ahli United Bank K.S.C.P. (the “Offeror”) today announces the results of its offer to holders of the outstanding U.S.$200,000,000 Tier 1 Capital Certificates (ISIN: XS1508651665) (the “Certificates”) issued by Ahli United Sukuk Limited (the “Issuer”) to tender for purchase for cash by the Offeror any and all of the Certificates (the “Tender Offer”). The Tender Offer was announced on 7 June 2021 and was made on the terms and subject to the conditions contained in a tender offer memorandum dated 7 June 2021 (the “Tender Offer Memorandum”) prepared by the Offeror. Capitalised terms used in this announcement but not defined have the meanings given to them in the Tender Offer Memorandum. Results of the Tender Offer As at the Expiration Deadline of 4.00 p.m. (London time) on 14 June 2021, the Offeror had received valid tenders of approximately U.S.$39,185,000 in aggregate face amount of the Certificates for purchase. The Offeror announces that (subject to satisfaction or waiver of the New Financing Condition on or prior to the Settlement Date) it will accept for purchase all Certificates validly tendered (subject to satisfaction or waiver of the New Financing Condition on or prior to the Settlement Date) pursuant to the Tender Offer.
  • NICHOLAS TURNER PARTNER London

    NICHOLAS TURNER PARTNER London

    NICHOLAS TURNER PARTNER London Based in London, Nick is a real estate partner focussing on commercial property. +44 20 7466 +44 780 920 0665 2640 [email protected] linkedin.com/in/nick-turner-8777a513 KEY SERVICES KEY SECTORS Major Leasing Real Estate Real Estate Infrastructure EXPERIENCE Nick brings over two decades of experience to clients on all aspects of commercial property, including development and investment work. Nick has a particular focus on joint venture transactions and high-value mixed-use development work, including pre-letting and letting work for developers and tenants. Nick is focused on delivering strong commercial outcomes and has developed close relationships with many of the firm's key clients. Nick is the head of the firm’s 'corporate occupation' practice and he has been involved in some of the UK's largest high-value pre-letting transactions. Nick also focuses on the rail sector particularly on developments interacting wtith rail and underground assets. Nick's expertise in commercial property is highlighted by his recommendations in Chambers Global and Legal 500 UK. Nick's experience includes advising: Bluebutton Properties, a jv owning the Broadgate Estate in the City of London, on its major developments and pre-letting deals at 100 Liverpool Street, 135 Bishopsgate, 155 Bishopsgate and Broadwalk House. Tenants signed up include: SMBC, Millbanks, Bank of Montreal, Peel Hunt, TP ICap, McCann-Erickson, Eataly and Monzo Transport for London on its new head offices relocation to the International Quarter, Stratford, a development by a joint venture between Lend lease and LCR; the Northern Line Extension at Battersea Power Station; Crossrail overstation developments at Davies Street and Holborn and development agreements relating to Paddington, Holborn, London Bridge and Knightsbridge underground stations Canada Pension Plan Investment Board on its joint ventures and mixed-use developments with BT Pension Fund at Paradise Circus, Birmingham and Wellington Place, Leeds, both UK Canary Wharf Group on major lettings at one Canada Square.