BlackRock has received a commercial license to operate in Abu Dhabi, planning to expand its operations in the region. The new office will allow the company to collaborate with local sovereign funds and investment structures. Charles Hatami, head of BlackRock in the Middle East, noted that Abu Dhabi has become an important financial hub thanks to its strategic location and active sustainable growth policy.
11/18/2024 11:56:49 AM (GMT+1)
BlackRock has received a commercial license in Abu Dhabi and plans to open an office in the ADGM financial center to work with sovereign funds and investment structures 💼
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