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Arabian Business
10 hours ago
- Business
- Arabian Business
ADIB Capital launches Sharia-compliant trade opportunities
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank 's investment arm, ADIB Capital Limited, has launched the ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund, a Sharia-compliant investment vehicle incorporated in the DIFC and regulated by the DFSA. The fund, open to professional clients and market counterparties, targets short-duration trade opportunities in developed markets, primarily the US and Europe. It seeks to deliver risk-adjusted returns with quarterly distributions, supported by a disciplined approach to risk and liquidity management. By investing in a diversified pool of trade opportunities linked to counterparties in the US and Europe, the strategy provides exposure to a low-volatility asset class that has historically shown resilience across market cycles. The underlying investments will be managed in collaboration with Goldman Sachs Alternatives, leveraging its private credit expertise and risk controls. The fund's structure ensures compliance with Sharia principles, with oversight from its Sharia Supervisory Board. The launch
Zawya
16 hours ago
- Business
- Zawya
ADIB Capital launches new trade opportunities fund
ADIB Capital Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, located in DIFC and regulated by the DFSA, has launched a key fund for professional clients and market counterparties, The ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund is a sharia-compliant investment vehicle incorporated in DIFC, that aims to target short-duration, trade opportunities exposed to developed markets (United States and Europe). The Fund seeks to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns with quarterly distributions, underpinned by a disciplined approach to risk and liquidity management, said the statement from ADIB Capital. By investing in a diversified pool of trade opportunities primarily relating to counterparties from the US and Europe, the Fund's strategy provides investors with access to a low-volatility asset class that has historically demonstrated resilience across market cycles, it stated. Its underlying investments will be managed in collaboration with Goldman Sachs Alternatives, leveraging its deep private credit expertise and institutional-grade risk controls. The Fund benefits from a unique and innovative structure that ensures the financing process is undertaken fully in adherence with Sharia principles, said the statement. The launch of the ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund reflects ADIB Capital's ongoing commitment to delivering differentiated, income-generating solutions for investors in collaboration with best-in-class asset managers. By offering access to real economy-linked trade flows, the strategy enables investors to diversify away from traditional fixed income while maintaining a conservative risk profile, said the ADIB Capital in its statement. With institutional infrastructure, strong governance, and a Sharia-compliant framework as approved by the Fund's Sharia Supervisory Board, the Fund is positioned to present an attractive option for investors seeking stable returns, it added.
Zawya
a day ago
- Business
- Zawya
ADIB Capital launches ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund
Abu Dhabi: ADIB Capital Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC, located in DIFC and regulated by the DFSA, has launched ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund ('Fund') for Professional Clients and Market Counterparties, a Sharia-compliant investment vehicle incorporated in DIFC, and targeting short-duration, trade opportunities exposed to developed markets (United States and Europe). The Fund seeks to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns with quarterly distributions, underpinned by a disciplined approach to risk and liquidity management. By investing in a diversified pool of trade opportunities primarily relating to counterparties from the US and Europe, the Fund's strategy provides investors with access to a low-volatility asset class that has historically demonstrated resilience across market cycles. The Fund's underlying investments will be managed in collaboration with Goldman Sachs Alternatives, leveraging its deep private credit expertise and institutional-grade risk controls. The Fund benefits from a unique and innovative structure that ensures the financing process is undertaken fully in adherence with Sharia principles. The launch of the ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund reflects ADIB Capital's ongoing commitment to delivering differentiated, income-generating solutions for investors in collaboration with best-in-class asset managers. By offering access to real economy-linked trade flows, the strategy enables investors to diversify away from traditional fixed income while maintaining a conservative risk profile. With institutional infrastructure, strong governance, and a Sharia-compliant framework as approved by the Fund's Sharia Supervisory Board, the Fund is positioned to present an attractive option for investors seeking stable returns. For more information on ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund, please contact About ADIB Capital Limited ADIB Capital Limited is a Sharia-compliant asset manager, incorporated in the DIFC and licensed by the DFSA. Leveraging its strong affiliation with Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, one of the largest Islamic banks in the MENA region, ADIB Capital Limited has established itself as a trusted financial partner for its clients. The firm offers a comprehensive suite of investment services, including both Asset Management and Investment Banking. About Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC (' ADIB') ADIB is a leading bank in the UAE with AED 260 billion in assets. The bank also offers world-class online, mobile and phone banking services, providing clients with seamless digital access to their accounts 24 hours a day. ADIB provides Retail, Corporate, Business, Private Banking and Wealth Management Solutions. The bank was established in 1997 and its shares are traded on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX). ADIB has a strong presence in six strategic markets: Egypt, where it has 70 branches, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, Qatar, and Iraq. Named World's Best Islamic Bank by The Financial Times - The Banker publication, ADIB has a rich track record of innovation, including introducing the award-winning Ghina savings account, award-winning co-branded cards with Emirates airlines, Etihad and Etisalat and a wide range of financing products. For media information, please visit or contact: ADIB Edelman Lamia Khaled Hariz Simon Hailes Head of Public Affairs Director of Financial Communications
Al Bawaba
2 days ago
- Business
- Al Bawaba
ADIB Capital Launches ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund, Targeting Low Duration Diversified Trade Opportunities in Developed Markets
ADIB Capital Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC, located in DIFC and regulated by the DFSA, has launched ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund ('Fund') for Professional Clients and Market Counterparties, a Sharia-compliant investment vehicle incorporated in DIFC, and targeting short-duration, trade opportunities exposed to developed markets (United States and Europe).The Fund seeks to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns with quarterly distributions, underpinned by a disciplined approach to risk and liquidity investing in a diversified pool of trade opportunities primarily relating to counterparties from the US and Europe, the Fund's strategy provides investors with access to a low-volatility asset class that has historically demonstrated resilience across market cycles. The Fund's underlying investments will be managed in collaboration with Goldman Sachs Alternatives, leveraging its deep private credit expertise and institutional-grade risk Fund benefits from a unique and innovative structure that ensures the financing process is undertaken fully in adherence with Sharia launch of the ADIB Islamic Trade Opportunities Fund reflects ADIB Capital's ongoing commitment to delivering differentiated, income-generating solutions for investors in collaboration with best-in-class asset managers. By offering access to real economy-linked trade flows, the strategy enables investors to diversify away from traditional fixed income while maintaining a conservative risk profile. With institutional infrastructure, strong governance, and a Sharia-compliant framework as approved by the Fund's Sharia Supervisory Board, the Fund is positioned to present an attractive option for investors seeking stable returns. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba ( Signal PressWire is the world's largest independent Middle East PR distribution service.
Zawya
19-06-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Israel-Iran war: Kenya tea exporters caught in the crosscurrents
The Israel-Iran conflict may be happening thousands of miles away from Kenya, yet local tea farmers and exporters are scratching their heads. Iran remains Kenya's key market for tea and livestock products, and the conflict could derail discussions between the two countries to increase trade opportunities. The war erupted last week as Kenya's Agriculture Cabinet Secretary, Mutahi Kagwe, and Iranian ambassador to Kenya, Dr Ali Gholampour, were discussing how to resolve existing challenges to facilitate more trade in tea and oil between the two countries. The discussions centred on how tea farmers can benefit from Iran's robust tea market and the entire value tea chain – at a time when the sector faces instability due to depressed prices caused by an oversupply of the commodity against declining demand in the global market.'The war threatens to weaken the already fragile tea market and subject farmers to further losses caused by the dipping factory prices against the high production costs,' said David Lang'at, a tea farmer and economist from Saos, Nandi County. According to a database on international trade, Kenya's exports to Iran were estimated at $46.03 million during the 2023 period, while imports from the country were valued at $28.45 million – indicating Iran's prominence in international trade. However, Kenyan farmers have in the past struggled to get payments settled in time, given Iran is locked out of the international payment system controlled by the US.'Iran is a key importer of our black tea, and the conflict will weaken the international market supply chain and affect farmers' earnings,' said Eric Kosgei, another trader and farmer from Nandi County. Small-scale tea factories have been cutting payouts to farmers due to depressed prices at the Mombasa auction – with an estimated 119 million kilogrammes of tea unsold due to a market glut, despite the increase in production. There are fears that the international prices for the commodity will remain low as the Israel–Iran war threatens to further complicate the market situation. © Copyright 2022 Nation Media Group. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
