The Greenstone Weekly - Vol 94

The Greenstone Weekly - Vol 94

BlackRock receives commercial licence to operate in Abu Dhabi (The National)

  • BlackRock, the world's biggest asset manager, has received a commercial licence to operate in Abu Dhabi, as the UAE capital emerges as a global hotspot for finance.
  • New York-based BlackRock, which has nearly $11.5 trillion in assets under management, also plans to obtain regulatory authorisation to operate at Abu Dhabi Global Market, the emirate's international financial centre, it said on Monday.

Abu Dhabi Investment Authority’s internally managed assets grow to 64% of portfolio (Khaleej Times)

  • The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority’s (Adia) assets managed internally has grown from 55% in 2022 to 64% in 2023.
  • According to the sovereign wealth fund’s 2023 Adia Review, the MSCI World Index rose 24% in 2023, with most of the gains coming in the last few months of the year as risk appetite surged.

Mubadala Capital JV seals partnership with top European investor (Zawya) 

  • Abu Dhabi Catalyst Partners (ADCP), a joint venture between Mubadala Capital and Alpha Wave Global, established to promote the growth and development of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), today (November 13) announced a strategic partnership with Investindustrial, one of Europe's leading independent investment groups managing €15 billion in assets.
  • Founded by the Bonomi family in 1990, Investindustrial has a long-standing reputation for driving growth in industrial and consumer businesses.

Saudi Arabia’s PIF raises $1 billion from stc Group stake sale (Gulf Business)

  • Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has raised SAR3.86 billion ($1.03 billion) from selling a 2% stake in telecoms firm stc Group, the sovereign wealth fund said on Thursday, as it seeks to raise funds for the Gulf country’s economic diversification programme.
  • The final price for the sale of the 100 million shares was set at SAR38.6 per share, about a 6.1  discount to stc’s closing price of SAR41.1 on Wednesday, according to Reuters’ calculations.

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