the S$256 million secured commodity murabaha property acquisition financing facilities and profit rate swap arrangement for Sabana Shari’ah Compliant Real Estate Investment Trust in conjunction its Initial Public Offering in 2010;

the S$750 million term and revolving commodity murabaha financing facilities to Parkway Holdings Limited;

the structured murabaha financing facility to a Labuan incorporated property investment fund with Kuwait Finance House and Pacific Star as sponsors, established shortly after changes were made to the Banking regulations in Singapore to allow Banks in Singapore to enter into murabaha financing arrangements (Asian Legal Business (ALB) Structured Finance and Securitisation Deal of the Year 2006);

the S$1 billion Islamic Trust Certificate Issuance Programme of City Developments Limited, which was the first corporate sukuk programme in Singapore (ALB Debt Market Deal of the Year for 2009); and

the S$200 million Islamic Trust Certificate (Sukuk) Issuance Programme established by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (Islamic Finance news Singapore Deal of the Year for 2009 and honourable mention in the Asian-Counsel Deals of the Year 2009).

Keppel Integrated Engineering on the limited-recourse project financing for its refuse incineration plant in Singapore under the Design-Build-Own-Operate public-private partnership (PPP) scheme (Thomson Financial’s Asian PPP Deal of the Year 2006);

a syndicate of senior and mezzanine lenders in the acquisition financing facilities for the acquisition of the Arysta Lifescience group of companies by Permira, which was the largest leveraged finance acquisition deal in Asia as of March 2008;

on the debt-push down takeout facilities in connection with the takeover of First Engineering Limited by a subsidiary of Affinity Asia Pacific Fund II LLP; and

the arrangers in the S$919 million land and construction financing facilities for the acquisition and construction of the Jurong Gateway retail and commercial development in Singapore.