Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Seeks $7.5 Billion Loan to Diversify Portfolio

The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) is seeking a $7.5 billion loan to invest in private equity, infrastructure, and real estate to drive portfolio diversification. The loan is for one year, revolving, and can be extended twice for one year each. ADIA's 2025 annual report shows that the sovereign wealth fund manages over $1 trillion in assets and has recently raised the target allocation cap for private equity investments from 17% to 20%. The fund is also expanding its presence in the private credit market by providing initial funding for new platforms and supporting professional asset management firms. The initial lead arrangers and bookrunners for the loan include First Abu Dhabi Bank, HSBC Middle East Limited, Societe Generale's London branch, and Standard Chartered Bank, with Standard Chartered acting as the exclusive coordinator.

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