Coinvesting Capital unveils a pioneering dual-structure fund, offering the world’s institutional investors a regulated gateway into the booming UAE property market.
DUBAI: The UAE’s real estate sector has reached a new milestone with the launch of a first-of-its-kind investment vehicle designed to attract global institutional capital. Coinvesting Capital, a DFSA-regulated asset manager, has introduced the Coinvesting Bread Real Estate Fund, structured under a pioneering framework that bridges the financial hubs of the DIFC and Luxembourg.
This dual-structure fund establishes a regulated pipeline connecting international investors to the UAE’s dynamic property market, long dominated by private and regional capital. The initiative signals that the Emirates’ real estate sector is now aligning with the rigorous governance and transparency standards expected by major global financial institutions.
A Strategic Gateway for International Investors
The fund’s architecture is key to its appeal. With a main fund established in the DIFC and a parallel feeder vehicle in Luxembourg, it leverages the regulatory credibility and extensive network of two of the world’s most established financial centers. This structure simplifies access for European and other international institutional investors who mandate investments through globally recognized, well-regulated jurisdictions.
“This is a definitive step in the maturation of the UAE’s investment landscape,” said Eddy Abramo, CEO of Coinvesting Capital. “We are providing a platform that doesn’t just offer access to the market, but does so through a framework that instills confidence and meets international compliance standards.”
Bolstering Confidence with Robust Governance
The fund’s governance has been strengthened with the appointment of industry veterans Michael Ruben and David Szerer of Bread Capital Ltd as directors of the general partner. This move integrates deep regional real estate expertise with institutional discipline, a combination crucial for managing complex cross-border investments.
The launch arrives at a strategic time, coinciding with record transaction volumes, sustained foreign buyer interest, and ongoing economic reforms in the UAE. By providing a transparent, institutionally-viable route into this market, the fund is poised to unlock a new wave of foreign capital, further cementing Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s status as strategic destinations on the global investment map.
