Home UAE Abu Dhabi Mubadala Says Assessing Options For $1.25bn Bond Maturity The maturity is part of a $1.75 billion, two-tranche bond which the fund sold in 2009. by Reuters February 11, 2014 Abu Dhabi’s state fund Mubadala is assessing whether to issue a new bond when a $1.25 billion issue matures in May, the fund said on Tuesday. “As with any debt maturity within the Mubadala group, we are currently assessing options for the May 2014 $1.25 billion bond maturity,” a spokesperson said in an e-mailed reply to Reuters questions. The maturity is part of a $1.75 billion, two-tranche bond which the fund sold in 2009, with the remaining $500 million set to mature in 2019. The only other time Mubadala has publicly sold debt was in April 2011, when it sold a $1.5 billion, two-part bond. Mubadala, rated AA by Fitch and Standard & Poor’s, is an investment vehicle fully owned by the Abu Dhabi government. 0 Comments