Abu Dhabi Finance Week (ADFW) kicked off on Monday, December 9, during a ceremony attended by a list of financial leaders from over 100 countries in ADQ Hall at ADGM. This event is supposed to be the foundation for holding more than 60 events and side activities during this week.
Publish dateTuesday 10 December 2024 - 10:32
According to Amac News: The theme of "Economy of Shaheen Abu Dhabi" was in the center of attention on the first day of this event and emphasized the growing position of this city as the "Capital of Capital".
The opening ceremony marked the second edition of the Abu Dhabi Economic Forum ("ADEF"), jointly organized by ADQ and ADDED. This event included in-depth discussions about the current situation and future prospects of the Shaheen economy.
In this forum, CEOs and board members of major financial companies such as BlackRock, UBS, PGIM, Bridgewater, HSBC, ADQ, Mubadala, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, BNY, Lunat, 2PointZero, First Bank of Abu Dhabi (FAB), PureHealth, GQG Partners and Eldar gave a speech.
One of the most famous sessions - "ADFW Think Tank: Abu Dhabi in the Global Economy" - included leaders from the world's largest financial institutions, including Sergio Ermotti, CEO of UBS, Ray Dalio, founder and CIO of Bridgewater, Hana Al Rostamani, CEO of First Bank Abu Dhabi, and Jihad Azour, director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). They discussed global economies and presented strategies to support Abu Dhabi's growth ambitions in an evolving global landscape.
Other important sessions covered topics such as Building a Falcon Economy, The New Era of Capital Flows in a Multipolar World, Factors Affecting Global Markets, The View of the Giants: Abu Dhabi's New Place in the World, Global Slowdown: A New Kind of Global Order, and SheLeadsBusiness: Abu Dhabi's Mission for Women in They paid business.
The first day of ADFW also included the first Abu Dhabi Capital Markets Forum, held jointly with the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange (ADX). The event showcased some of Abu Dhabi's dynamic public companies such as PureHealth Group, Taqa Group, ADNOC Drilling, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Boruj.
Meanwhile, the UBS Investment Summit brought together more than 30 CIOs and founders from global hedge funds. Other side events throughout the day included iConnections Private Markets House, Greenwich Economic Forum – Chathamhouse VIP Roundtable chaired by Ray Dalio and ADFW Startup Park.
On the same day, ADQ, together with ADFW and ADGM and in collaboration with NYU Abu Dhabi University, released a report entitled "The New Era of Capital Flows in a Multipolar World". This report examines how global capital flows now originate from a wider range of sources and reach more diverse destinations, changing the investment landscape.
Over the next three days, events such as Asset Abu Dhabi, RESOLVE, FinTech Abu Dhabi and the Abu Dhabi Sustainable Finance Forum are scheduled to promote Abu Dhabi's reputation as the 'Capital of Capital' with global discussions.
The opening ceremony marked the second edition of the Abu Dhabi Economic Forum ("ADEF"), jointly organized by ADQ and ADDED. This event included in-depth discussions about the current situation and future prospects of the Shaheen economy.
In this forum, CEOs and board members of major financial companies such as BlackRock, UBS, PGIM, Bridgewater, HSBC, ADQ, Mubadala, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, BNY, Lunat, 2PointZero, First Bank of Abu Dhabi (FAB), PureHealth, GQG Partners and Eldar gave a speech.
One of the most famous sessions - "ADFW Think Tank: Abu Dhabi in the Global Economy" - included leaders from the world's largest financial institutions, including Sergio Ermotti, CEO of UBS, Ray Dalio, founder and CIO of Bridgewater, Hana Al Rostamani, CEO of First Bank Abu Dhabi, and Jihad Azour, director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). They discussed global economies and presented strategies to support Abu Dhabi's growth ambitions in an evolving global landscape.
Other important sessions covered topics such as Building a Falcon Economy, The New Era of Capital Flows in a Multipolar World, Factors Affecting Global Markets, The View of the Giants: Abu Dhabi's New Place in the World, Global Slowdown: A New Kind of Global Order, and SheLeadsBusiness: Abu Dhabi's Mission for Women in They paid business.
The first day of ADFW also included the first Abu Dhabi Capital Markets Forum, held jointly with the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange (ADX). The event showcased some of Abu Dhabi's dynamic public companies such as PureHealth Group, Taqa Group, ADNOC Drilling, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Boruj.
Meanwhile, the UBS Investment Summit brought together more than 30 CIOs and founders from global hedge funds. Other side events throughout the day included iConnections Private Markets House, Greenwich Economic Forum – Chathamhouse VIP Roundtable chaired by Ray Dalio and ADFW Startup Park.
On the same day, ADQ, together with ADFW and ADGM and in collaboration with NYU Abu Dhabi University, released a report entitled "The New Era of Capital Flows in a Multipolar World". This report examines how global capital flows now originate from a wider range of sources and reach more diverse destinations, changing the investment landscape.
Over the next three days, events such as Asset Abu Dhabi, RESOLVE, FinTech Abu Dhabi and the Abu Dhabi Sustainable Finance Forum are scheduled to promote Abu Dhabi's reputation as the 'Capital of Capital' with global discussions.
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Source : news agency wam
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