Recently, I saw some analysis of Abu Dhabi's capital operations over the past few years, which is indeed interesting. Mainly led by funds like ADIA, Mubadala, and ADQ, they manage over $2 trillion in assets. Their activities have become more frequent and more aggressive over the years.

What are the key changes? Money is no longer primarily invested in traditional energy. Instead of relying on oil revenues, an old gold mine, they are shifting towards financial assets, private credit, data centers, and especially increasing investments related to AI. This is not small-scale activity but a systematic capital migration.

As a result, Abu Dhabi's position in the global capital network has changed. It's no longer just a Middle Eastern financial center; it has now become a crucial node for global capital flows. You can see their presence in the finance, energy, and AI sectors. This expansion of influence indeed has profound effects on the global market landscape.