$10bn ADNOC deal ‘protected’ against commodity volatility, GIP’s Ogunlesi says

The UAE pipelines purchase – one of the largest deals of the year – brings GIP III close to full deployment, as the fund suffers the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jordan Stutts

25 June 2020•3 mins read

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