Adveith Nair
Gulf Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News
I run Bloomberg’s coverage of Money & Power in the Middle East. Bangalore ➡️ London ➡️ Dubai. Will mostly tweet about💰but there will be some 🏏 and 🐕
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3 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Dinesh Nair |Adveith Nair
As leaders from Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh competed to pledge trillions of dollars for US investments during President Donald Trump’s recent visit to the Middle East, bankers behind the scenes quietly agreed: Saudi Arabia isn’t the draw it once was. Especially when compared with the heft of the United Arab Emirates and the rising ambitions of Qatar, the constraints facing Saudi Arabia are increasingly biting and prompting a rethink among businesses seeking funds or wanting to do deals.
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4 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Dinesh Nair |Adveith Nair
As leaders from Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh competed to pledge trillions of dollars for US investments during President Donald Trump’s recent visit to the Middle East, bankers behind the scenes quietly agreed: Saudi Arabia isn’t the draw it once was. Especially when compared with the heft of the United Arab Emirates and the rising ambitions of Qatar, the constraints facing Saudi Arabia are increasingly biting and prompting a rethink among businesses seeking funds or wanting to do deals.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Adveith Nair
Welcome to the Mideast Money newsletter, I’m Adveith Nair. Join us each week as my team and I chronicle the intersection of money and power in a region that's become one of the most influential in global finance. You can sign up here. This week: Qatar’s push to build a Wall Street of its own, surging demand for Middle East IPOs, how Gulf nations are cultivating soft power and a new contender in the global wealth race. But first, rare and unusually blunt warnings from the heads of three wealth funds.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Adveith Nair |Christine Burke
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Adveith Nair |Christine Burke
Two years after it was left nursing losses from the rapid collapse of Credit Suisse, the head of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund said it will no longer invest in the country’s financial markets. Middle Eastern investors were hit particularly hard by Switzerland’s abrupt decision to bypass investor votes when UBS Group AG took over Credit Suisse in a government-backed rescue at a steep discount.
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