Abu Dhabi Investment Authority

And we saw proof of that irresistible yield in Australia this week with a huge transaction.

Consortium Wentworth Capital, Mulfall Australia, and Sun Hung Kai just acquired two major assets from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

Right, the Novotel and the IBIS in Sydney-Darling Harbor.

Yeah, the 525-room Novotel and the 256-room IBIS.

My role is to support the platform and investors with understanding the megatrends and macro topics that impact infrastructure as an asset class.

Prior to this role, I was head of portfolio strategy and research for infrastructure at Adia, the Abu Dhabi investment authority, and before that, for about 10 years, head of infrastructure research at DWS, always trying to focus on understanding where the asset class was heading, what were the benefits and risks for investors.

And clearly, AI and data centers have become a huge headache for me.

The sector is moving way faster than we are capable of tracking not only capital flows, but also all the underlying bits and pieces that move it around.

The cases were registered on Supreme Court orders, taking the CBI's total builder-related case count to fifty-five.

ADIA raises private asset allocation while cutting real estate exposure.

The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, ADIA, increased its allocation to private equity and financial alternatives in two thousand twenty-five while reducing the portfolio range assigned to real estate.

It adjusted investments across major asset classes.

Private equity allocation rose to fifteen percent to twenty percent from twelve percent, while financial alternatives increased to seven percent from five percent, and real estate allocation declined to five percent from seven percent.

Although ADIA said its absolute exposure to the asset class remained steady.

The Sovereign Wealth Fund also reported improved long-term annualized returns and highlighted market risks from geopolitical uncertainty, tariffs, and rapid technological change.

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ADIA increases private asset allocation while reducing real estate exposure.

The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, ADIA, adjusted its investment portfolio in twenty twenty-five, increasing allocations to private equity and financial alternatives while reducing its targeted exposure to real estate, according to the sovereign wealth fund.

Private equity allocation rose to fifteen percent twenty percent from twelve percent thirty, while financial alternatives increased to seven percent twelve percent.

Real estate allocation was lowered though to two percent to seven percent from five percent ten percent.

Although ADIA said its absolute real estate exposure remained steady.

The fund also reported higher twenty-year and thirty-year annualized returns and increased the use of sy-sy-systematic and absolute return strategies in public markets.

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At first close, National Investment and Infrastructure Fund Limited, NIIF, has achieved a first close of INR 19,000 crore or approximately USD 2 billion for its second infrastructure fund, representing more than 60% of its INR 30,000 crore target.

The fund is anchored by the Government of India and backed by sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, insurance companies and Indian financial institutions including Australian Super, CPP Investments, ADIA, Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, Temasek, ICCI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Life Insurance, and HDFC Life Insurance.

NIF expects to mobilize a further INR 9,000 crore in co-investment capital.

The fund will target energy, transport, and digital infrastructure while expanding into urban infrastructure and electric mobility.