Mubadala Capital bids to expand investments, integrates a $25 billion credit portfolio in US
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At a glance
- Mubadala Capital has integrated a $25 billion credit portfolio and invested $4.65 billion to expand its private credit business, enhancing its global footprint.
- This integration allows external investors access to the portfolio for the first time, marking a significant expansion for the UAE-based alternative asset manager.
- The move strengthens Mubadala Capital's influence within the UAE's substantial US investment portfolio and follows recent participation in major US funding rounds.
Mubadala Capital is significantly expanding its global reach in the credit and alternative investment sectors. The company has integrated a $25 billion credit portfolio from its parent, Mubadala Investment Company, and injected $4.65 billion to grow its private credit business.
This strategic move opens the portfolio to external investors for the first time since its 2009 launch. As a leading alternative asset manager in the Middle East, Mubadala Capital manages a diverse US investment portfolio spanning technology, financial services, media, infrastructure, and consumer products, with offices in New York and San Francisco.
The consolidation of assets underscores Mubadala Capital's growing influence within the UAE's extensive $1.4 trillion US investment portfolio. This portfolio focuses on long-term capital allocation in high-growth sectors of the US economy.
Recently, Mubadala Capital has been active in prominent US investments, participating in a $16 billion funding round for Waymo and co-leading a $1.375 billion Series E round for a US data center operator. The firm also holds stakes in notable US entities like Fortress Investment Group, Imagine Entertainment, Wattaberger, and Waterbridge.
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