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Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) is increasing its investments in hedge funds and private equity, raising the target allocation for these alternative assets from up to 17% to as high as 20%, with an additional increase in financial alternatives like hedge funds from up to 10% to 12%. ADIA’s total assets are estimated at $1.1 trillion, making even a small percentage change significant—representing around $11 billion for each one-percentage point shift.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-15,
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same event.
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The Gulf’s largest sovereign wealth fund is making a bigger push into alternative assets and private markets, targeting tens of billions of additional dollars into buyouts and hedge funds.
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fund → make → buyouts
In its 2025 review, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) said the fund increased its private equity investments target to up to one-fifth of the fund, from 12%–17% a year earlier; financial alternatives such as hedge funds increased to up to 12%, from 5%–10% previously.
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alternatives → say → %
ADIA, which rarely makes public disclosures of its holdings, invests on behalf of the Abu Dhabi government outside the Middle East, with assets estimated at around $1.1 trillion.
asserted
which → make → trillion
Even a single-percentage shift in strategy represents around $11 billion.
asserted
shift → represent → billion
Check size for ADIA private equity deals had a median of $150 million each since 2020, according to PitchBook.
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size → have → PitchBook
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