Abu Dhabi Investment Authority is seeking a $7.5bn one-year revolving loan, with two one-year extension options, to fund investments in private equity, infrastructure and real estate as it diversifies its portfolio. In its 2025 annual report ADIA says it manages more than $1 trillion AUM and has raised its private equity target cap from 17% to 20%; it has also expanded private credit exposure by seeding new platforms and backing specialist asset managers. Initial lead arrangers and bookrunners i

Abu Dhabi Investment Authority is seeking a $7.5bn one-year revolving loan, with two one-year extension options, to fund investments in private equity, infrastructure and real estate as it diversifies its portfolio. In its 2025 annual report ADIA says it manages more than $1 trillion AUM and has raised its private equity target cap from 17% to 20%; it has also expanded private credit exposure by seeding new platforms and backing specialist asset managers. Initial lead arrangers and bookrunners include First Abu Dhabi Bank, HSBC Middle East, SOCGEN London and Standard Chartered, with Standard Chartered as sole coordinator.