Carlyle eyes investments in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey and North Africa
The Middle Eastern investments of US private equity firm Carlyle have benefited from a rise in government spending since the Arab Spring uprisings, a senior executive said, adding the company would also start looking at deals in North Africa. Carlyle, with $189 billion (Dh694 billion) of assets under management across…
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