The fund raised its exposure limit on Chinese equities to $500 million from $200 million in the third quarter.
The state-owned lender expects to begin operations in the third quarter under the name of QNB India Private Limited.
The project, estimated to be worth less than $300 million, is due to come online in mid-2016.
With a market value of $11 billion, Asia’s second biggest airline desperately needs growth. Profit slumped nearly 70 per cent in the year to March 2012.
The Southeast Asian nation hopes to see a five per cent annual growth in Middle East travellers.
Emirates president Tim Clark said the airlines were not influenced by Etihad’s partnership with Virgin Australia.
The national airline carried a total of 463,999 passengers in the last year.
The deal is being channelled through Qatar Foundation Endowment.
Study finds over three-quarters of Muslims in MENA and South Asia want sharia courts to decide family law issues such as divorce and property disputes.
Japanese Oil Development Co. owns 12 per cent of the Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company oil and gas concession which expires in 2018.
Sheikh Salman secured 33 of the 46 presidential votes available from AFC member associations in Malaysia.
The majority of the NRIs have investments in illiquid assets and expect familial support during retirement.
The Abu Dhabi carrier is approved to buy 27.3 million shares at 754.74 rupees each on a preferential basis.
Recent weak data from China and the United States has caused concern about oil demand.
The Abu Dhabi-based carrier is eyeing up a 24 per cent stake in the Indian airline, valued at around $330 million.
Manmohan Singh’s visit will be the first by an Indian prime minister in over three decades.
The precious metal fell as far as $1,541.14 an ounce, its lowest since May.
State-owned refiner MRPL said it will halt oil imports from Iran in April if insurance cover is not available for its refineries.
The Dubai airline’s long-term strategy “embraces opportunity,” states Emirates president Tim Clark.
The deal has just received conditional approval from Australia’s regulatory body.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said the airlines had to maintain at least their pre-alliance capacity on routes between Australia and New Zealand
The facility is part of the company’s expansion strategy and is expected to generate over 2,000 jobs in India.
Aramco Overseas signed a deal in March 2011 with oil firm PetroChina to build a 200,000 bpd refinery.
Chinese consumers will drive auto revenues in 2013, says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
The emirate has signed an agreement for a petroleum storage facility in Malaysia’s Johor state.
The asset disposals are expected to result in a net gain of $151 million for DP World and help boost its capital levels.
U.S. crude has fallen around $8 per barrel over the last month.
Latest capacity increase means the airline’s services have grown more than five-fold since it first flew to Perth in 2002
The Japanese investment bank plans to increase business across investment banking advisory, debt and equity capital markets.
The carrier has lost its traffic rights allowing it to fly 21 times a week into the UAE.