JPMorgan and Qatar Investment Authority plan to establish a $20 billion investment partnership
According to 36Kr, the Qatar Investment Authority is seeking to establish a $20 billion investment partnership with JPMorgan Chase. The plan would cover public and private markets in equities and credit, including a $15 billion public equity mandate and a $5 billion private markets program, with the memorandum of understanding potentially announced as early as Monday; the talks follow a prior similar agreement with Goldman Sachs.
Key facts
- 01Public and private markets in equities and credit are included.
- 02A $15 billion public equity mandate is part of the plan.
- 03A $5 billion private markets program is part of the plan.
- 04The memorandum of understanding could be announced as early as Monday.
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