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bu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) has chosen Hong Kong-based SC Lowy to provide tailored real estate credit solutions. The firm will focus on South Korea's growing real estate sector, with ADIA allocating roughly 2% of its assets to credit strategies.
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