The Qatar Investment Authority is seeking a $20 billion investment partnership with JPMorgan, according to Bloomberg. The proposed arrangement includes a $15 billion mandate for public equity investments and a separate $5 billion private markets program focused on mid-sized U.S. companies. The cooperation would span both public and private markets, covering areas such as equities and credit. Bloomberg said a memorandum of understanding tied to the plan could be announced as early as Monday. The report outlines the size and structure of the proposed collaboration but does not add further details beyond the investment mandates and the expected timing of the memorandum.
The Qatar Investment Authority, or QIA, is seeking a $20 billion investment partnership with JPMorgan, according to Bloomberg.
The proposed cooperation includes a $15 billion mandate for public equity investments and a $5 billion private markets investment program focused on mid-sized U.S. companies. The partnership would cover both public and private markets, including equities and credit.
Bloomberg reported that a related memorandum of understanding could be announced as early as Monday.
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