Dubai’s $20bn debt wall looms large

The time is fast approaching for Dubai to pay back its $20bn bailout from the financial crisis to its Abu Dhabi lenders, warns rating agency Moody’s

The time is fast approaching for Dubai to pay back its $20bn bailout from the financial crisis to its Abu Dhabi lenders and it needs to find an “amicable solution”, rating agency Moody’s warned in a note published yesterday.

Next year will be pivotal for Dubai, one of the seven United Arab Emirate city-states, when its government $20bn debt wall comes due. In the heart of the financial crisis in 2009, Dubai borrowed $20bn from fellow emirate, Abu Dhabi, to bail out its holding company, Dubai World, which manages a variety of property and leisure developments for the Dubai government.

WSJ Logo
Jamie Dimon Says Private Credit Is Dangerous—and He Wants JPMorgan to Get In on ItExternal link

Jamie Dimon Says Private Credit Is Dangerous—and He Wants JPMorgan to Get In on It