Mubadala, the Abu Dhabi state-owned company established to diversify the emirate’s economy, plans to become a frequent borrower in the international capital markets, says a senior official.
The government fund, whose investments include Ferrari and Carlyle Group, wants to build a yield curve by issuing bonds across a range of tenors and to raise money in different currencies, Matthew Hurn, executive director of the group’s treasury department, told Euromoney.
“We plan to be a frequent issuer but we will do it through a coordinated approach,” says Hurn.
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