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Bank Nizwa signs MoU for Shari'ah compliant home finance

Bank Nizwa and SDIC signed a memorandum of understanding making Shari'ah compliant finance available on off-plan homes at a profit rate of 4.85 percent.

Exterior of a four bedroom Courtyard villa at the Sustainable District.
A Courtyard villa at the Sustainable District. Indicative render.

Bank Nizwa signed a memorandum of understanding with the Sustainable Development and Investment Company (SDIC) to offer Shari'ah compliant home finance for buyers at The Sustainable City, Yiti. The finance covers off-plan residential property while it is still under construction, at a profit rate of 4.85 percent.

SDIC is the joint venture between OMRAN Group and Diamond Developers responsible for delivering the community.

The source release does not carry a publication date on the page. It is dated here from the publisher's own metadata and from the announcements it references.

Profit rate
4.85 percent
Covers
Off-plan residential property under construction
Parties
Bank Nizwa and Sustainable Development and Investment Company (SDIC)

We are indeed delighted to have signed this MoU with SDIC, the company responsible for developing the Sustainable City, Yiti, one of the region's most prominent urban development projects to embrace the principles of sustainability.

Khaled Al KayedChief Executive Officer at Bank Nizwa

This signing comes as part of our continued commitment to work with our partners to provide superior services and reliable financing solutions to investors and customers of The Sustainable City, Yiti.

Hashil bin Obaid al MahrouqiChairman of the Board of Directors of the SDIC

Primary source: Read the release on thesustainablecity.com

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