Adveith Nair is a Managing Editor at Bloomberg, where he leads the coverage of Money & Power in the Middle East. His reporting focuses on themes such as emerging markets, international finance, and investment strategies, particularly within the BFSI and financial services sectors. Adveith's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Financial Post, The Washington Post, and Fortune.
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Adveith Nair's coverage indicates a strong focus on the Gulf region, particularly in relation to investment, business, and financial markets. The topics covered include Dubai, the Gulf region, investment news, financial markets, and specifically Credit Suisse.
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By: Adveith Nair
Brent crude is on track for a record monthly gain.
A company overseen by a prominent Abu Dhabi royal has agreed to buy a US gas infrastructure firm for $2.25 billion, the latest sign that Gulf firms are pressing ahead with overseas dealmaking even as the regional conflict enters its second month.
Doha’s flagship annual Qatar Economic Forum conference will be delayed until later this year amid widespread disruptions to regional events caused by the Iran war.
Firms are moving to reinforce relationships and signal long-term commitment.
The worsening rift may add a new layer of complexity.
“We understand the risks and benefits in the region better than others,” a top Brookfield executive said.
By: Adveith Nair
A shift in Middle East’s priorities may open different opportunities for global firms.
Saudi Arabia’s revenue from oil exports jumped to a more than three-year high of $24.7 billion in the first full month of the war in the Middle East, as the kingdom’s ability to divert shipments through the Red Sea coupled with higher energy prices compensated for disruptions from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Adnoc is quietly slipping more tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
By: Adveith Nair
Gulf wealth funds are adopting a more assertive approach to investments around the world.
