Adnoc Gas $2 billion IPO covered in hours The oil company is seeking to raise as much as $2 billion from its gas business Investors snapped up all of the shares on offer in Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.’s natural gas business within hours after
Whether on rental income or property values, mid-market could even outpace inflation rates The surrealist painter Magritte commented that seeing comes before words. We observe before we can explain the world with words; but the relation between what we see and what we know is
Many of these listed UAE companies are also mighty inventive in using their free cash Even in normal times, there is an element of drama to the markets unmatched by most other areas of discourse. From oil prices to interest rates, there is always a
In 2001, as the internet boom turned into a bust, the MIT ‘Journal of Economics’ published an intriguing paper that concluded trading activity was systematically based on overconfidence in self-ability, and devoid of fundamental research. The subsequent tech boom demonstrated a hunger for growth, and
Over the past 20 years, there have been three prevailing trends in the housing markets. • A greater demand for gated communities, with a 10-fold increase in American households living in such communities, with similar trends in the UAE. • Newer builds typically sell for
Investors should pivot to tangible businesses and assets ‘Phantom’ profit forecasts have a way of disappearing – at investors’ cost In 2001, as the internet boom turned into a bust, the MIT ‘Journal of Economics’ published an intriguing paper that concluded trading activity was systematically
Where should you be placing property investments in 2023? In Dubai, price levels at older Marina, JLT and JBR are primed for investor entry In the investing universe, whole worlds burst forth at times from just a few observations, even though the emphasis has always
No rationale for global investors’ renewed interest in loss-making companies Nothing else can explain the surge in demand for stocks in loss-making companies This was the year where interest rates were supposed to bite into asset prices with a vengeance, especially after a difficult 2022.
No rationale for global investors’ renewed interest in loss-making companies Nothing else can explain the surge in demand for stocks in loss-making companies This was the year where interest rates were supposed to bite into asset prices with a vengeance, especially after a difficult 2022.
