Mubadala Capital Integrates $25 Billion Credit Portfolio to Open Platform to Outside Investors

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Mubadala Capital announced the completion of the integration of Mubadala Investment Company’s $25 billion credit portfolio under a long-term management agreement that opens the platform to third-party capital for the first time since its launch in 2009. The firm stated that the transfer positions Mubadala Capital to attract new investors while managing the existing portfolio. Offices in New York and San Francisco support the entity’s diverse investment activities across the United States.

An additional $4.65 billion commitment will expand the private credit operations as detailed in the Mubadala Capital announcement. The credit platform invests across direct lending real estate debt infrastructure debt credit secondaries and technology private credit in North America Europe and Asia according to the company’s materials. Mubadala Capital focuses these US investments on technology financial services media infrastructure and consumer products sectors.

Mubadala Capital’s website places assets under its management advisory and administration at more than $430 billion for clients and limited partners. A Bloomberg report published on July 6 2026 confirmed the portfolio shift as a means for the wealth fund to open its credit business to outside investors. This step forms part of the UAE’s broader US investment holdings that assessments place above $1.4 trillion with an emphasis on high-growth areas.

The announcement highlighted Mubadala Capital’s participation in a $16 billion funding round for Waymo alongside a $1.375 billion Series E for a data center operator. The firm holds stakes in Fortress Investment Group Imagine Entertainment Wattaberger and Waterbridge according to the released details. These holdings illustrate the platform’s engagement in key US industries.

Mubadala Capital operates as a global alternative asset manager with a focus on multiple strategies the company’s corporate overview indicated. Under Mubadala Investment Company chief executive Khaldoon Al Mubarak the sovereign fund continues to evolve its alternative investment approaches through such integrations. The July 6 press release distributed via Business Wire outlined how the combined credit capabilities will support expanded capital raising efforts.

The long-term agreement ensures continued oversight of the $25 billion portfolio while introducing third-party limited partners to the platform Mubadala Capital said in the statement. This development builds on the entity’s established origination partnerships across credit segments. Recent transactions reflect the active deployment strategy within the competitive American market for alternative assets.

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