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Sovereign wealth funds pivot to private markets and infrastructure Original

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Sovereign wealth funds are accelerating a shift toward private markets and infrastructure, with investors in the Middle East leading the rotation, according to research from Invesco. In a global survey of 144 institutions managing about $29 trillion in assets, Invesco found that infrastructure allocations have grown faster than any other alternative asset class over the past five years.
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Giant Qatari conglomerate bets on Syria reconstruction Original

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The Scene Power International Holding, the Qatari conglomerate that grew to touch nearly every aspect of daily life in the run-up to the 2022 men’s soccer World Cup, has made the pivot few analysts would have predicted for a contractor: expanding beyond its domestic market after Qatar’s sports-centered infrastructure boom ended.
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View / The Gulf’s other postwar challenge Original

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Mohammed’s view On Friday, the US and Iran are expected to sign an interim agreement, providing space for more detailed discussions to end the war. After 111 days of conflict — most of it spent under a ceasefire — little will change on the surface. Tehran remains under the same regime, Washington will maintain its military presence in the Middle East, and Israel has pledged to keep its finger on the trigger. The Gulf, however, is entering a new era.
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