Nicolas Parasie is a Reporter at @business in the Middle East. He specializes in finance, investment, and real estate, with a particular focus on markets in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, as well as topics related to energy and mining. Nicolas has been featured in notable publications including The Sydney Morning Herald, Bloomberg News, and the Boston Globe Technology.
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By: Alex Dooler, Nicolas Parasie
Die Deutsche Bank steht informierten Kreisen zufolge kurz davor, ein Portfolio notleidender Kredite im Wert von rund 800 Millionen Dollar (780 Millionen Euro) von der größten Bank der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate zu erwerben.
By: Nicolas Parasie, Alex Dooler
Abu Dhabi sovereign fund ADQ offered to take full control of Aramex PJSC in a deal that would value the courier services company at about 4.39 billion dirhams ($1.2 billion).
By: Alex Dooler, Nicolas Parasie
Abu Dhabi sovereign fund ADQ offered to take full control of Aramex PJSC in a deal that would value the courier services company at about 4.39 billion dirhams ($1.2 billion).
One of the world’s largest operators of private schools is opening a new $100 million campus in Dubai where annual fees could reach as high as $56,000 as the company looks to capitalize on the influx of ultra-wealthy families that have made their way to the Gulf hub.
By: Alex Dooler, Zainab Fattah, Nicolas Parasie
Two senior executives are leaving First Abu Dhabi Bank Pjsc as one of the Gulf’s largest lenders continues to grapple with an exodus of senior managers, people familiar with the matter said.
KKR & Co. is set to buy a stake in one of the Middle East’s largest data center firms as the energy-rich region emerges as a top investment destination for global funds and as demand for digital infrastructure skyrockets.
By: Laura Gardner Cuesta, Omar Tamo, Nicolas Parasie
The operator of Zara clothing and Virgin Megastore chains in the Middle East is exploring a possible initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Nicolas Parasie, Laura Gardner Cuesta, Omar Tamo
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By: Nicolas Parasie, Preeti Singh
Global private equity firm Warburg Pincus LLC plans to boost its presence in the Middle East, joining a raft of buyout shops that have set up shop in the energy-rich region in recent years.
Alternative investment firm Arcapita Group Holdings is considering setting up a real estate investment trust to house its Middle Eastern property assets, according to people familiar with the matter.
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