Nicolas Parasie is a finance reporter based in the Middle East, covering the region's banking, investment, and business landscape for Bloomberg News. His reporting delves into topics such as mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings, and the activities of major sovereign wealth funds and private equity firms operating in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. Parasie's work has also appeared in other prominent business publications, providing in-depth analysis of the financial and economic developments shaping the Middle Eastern markets.
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By: Nicolas Parasie, Laura Gardner
(Bloomberg) — Dubai's transformation into one of the world's hottest property markets is increasingly pricing out buyers, leading to a revival of interest in real estate investment trusts and prompting many to turn to fractional ownership apps that require as little as $136 in payments.
By: Monica Raymunt, Nicolas Parasie
The Qatar Investment Authority is buying a stake in the Audi Formula One racing team, joining other Gulf sovereign funds who have been channeling their vast wealth into global sports franchises.
By: Nicolas Parasie, Heather Perlberg, Lucas Shaw, Dinesh Nair
Khaldoon Al Mubarak is a rarity in the Gulf state: a non-royal in charge of one its sovereign wealth funds.
By: Joumanna Bercetche, Nicolas Parasie
General Atlantic is making a deeper push into the Gulf with a new office in Abu Dhabi, joining a slew of Western firms expanding in the Middle East.
Standard Chartered Plc is boosting its private banking headcount in the United Arab Emirates, the latest international bank looking to capture a bigger slice of the country’s market for the ultra-wealthy.
Citigroup Inc. is extending $500 million to a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi’s Astra Tech, marking one of the largest single financing facilities secured by a United Arab Emirates-based fintech firm.
By: Nicolas Parasie, Dinesh Nair, Anthony Di
In This Article COVTY (Bloomberg) -- Top law firms from New York, London and Chicago are deepening their presence in the
By: Nicolas Parasie, Kat Hidalgo, Abhinav Ramnarayan
Governments in the Gulf have been fighting to bring investment onshore, as sovereign wealth funds invest vast sums of money abroad. It’s been an uphill battle, but global lenders are taking notice of one niche area: consumer loans.
Deutsche Bank AG's Ahmed Beydoun , who leads the firm's institutional client coverage in the Middle East, is planning to leave after 16 years.
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