Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) sees investment opportunities in China's fixed income and real estate markets, as well as smaller Chinese companies, its managing director told China Finance. ADIA, which has been investing in China for 25 years, has its largest exposure in listed equities, including a USD2.5bn allocation to the China A market, which lists shares denominated in renminbi, Sheikh Hamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan told the magazine. He said that ADIA sees opportunities to partner with local businesses to invest in China's retail and residential space while also working with local private equity funds to find openings to co-invest in small and emerging companies. (Reuters)
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