China's wealth fund invests US$1 billion in Middle East

10th May, 2024

CHINA's sovereign wealth fund has partnered with the Middle East's largest alternative asset manager to launch a US$1 billion fund for investing in companies in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, strengthening economic relationships between the two regions, reports Hong Kong's South China Morning Post.

The Golden Horizon Fund, launched with Bahrain-based Investcorp Holdings, marks the first time that China Investment Corp (CIC), which has assets of $1.35 trillion, has invested in the Middle East.

"As one of the world'st couple of years, we have built several bilateral funds with leading financial institutions to facilitate industrial cooperation between China and major economies in the world.

May 10, 2024

EU officials raid suspicious Chinese surveillance firms

A CHINESE surveillance equipment firm, operating under European Union (EU) regulations, was raided by EU officials, reports Hong K...

Read more >
May 13, 2024

China's April exports rise 1.5pc as US and EU volumes decline

CHINA's exports grew 1.5 per cent year on year in April in dollar volume amid increasing scrutiny of its trade by the US and Europ...

Read more >