Dubai Digits

[Joanne98]

Debt:

United Arab Emirates (via Bank of America - Amortization figures only):

Total Debt: $184 billion

of which...

Dubai: $88 billion
Abu Dhabi: $90 billion

Dubai:


Due in:
2010: $12.0 billion
2011: $19.0 billion
2012: $18.0 billion
2013: $ 7.5 billion
2014: $ 5.5 billion

Abu Dhabi:

Due in:
2010: $ 8.5 billion
2011: $14.7 billion
2012: $10.0 billion
2013: $12.4 billion
2014: $ 9.4 billion

UAE:

Due in:
2010: $22.0 billion
2011: $34.7 billion
2012: $29.0 billion
2013: $20.3 billion
2014: $14.9 billion


Dubai World:

Total Debt $26.5 billion
Due in next 36 months: ~$20.4 billion

Creditors:

Of United Arab Emirates (By Origin via Credit Suisse citing Bank for International Settlements):


United Kingdom: $50.2 billion
France: $11.3 billion
Germany: $10.6 billion
United States: $10.6 billion
Japan: $ 9.0 billion
Switzerland: $ 4.6 billion
Netherlands: $ 4.5 billion

Of United Arab Emirates (By Entity via Credit Suisse, citing Emirates Bank Association):

HSBC Bank Middle East Limited: $17.0 billion
Standard Chartered Bank: $ 7.8 billion
Barlays Bank Plc: $ 3.6 billion
ABN-Amro (RBS): $ 2.1 billion
Arab Bank Plc: $ 2.1 billion
Citibank: $ 1.9 billion
Bank of Baroda: $ 1.8 billion
Bank Saderat Iran: $ 1.7 billion
BNP Parabas: $ 1.7 billion
Lloyds: $ 1.6 billion

Other notes of note:

•UBS speculates that (among other possibilities) $80-90 billion (which is already over 100% of GDP) may be a low figure for Dubai's debt and that significant "off-balance sheet" amounts might explain the restructuring attempt
•The Dubai government is on holiday (Eid Al-Adha) until December 6th
•Abu Dhabi's Sovereign Wealth Fund (generally thought to command upwards of $500 billion) may have significantly less available. (Rumors of $125 billion in 2008 losses abounded last year). Bloomberg quotes sources to the effect that Abu Dhabi SWF's AUM has been "overstated, sometimes by as much as 100 percent."
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[davidwparker]

1. Wasn't Dick Cheney moving Haliburton to Dubai? Now ... bankrupt?

[jwirr]

2. I am pretty sure he did move them there.

[Joanne98]

6. Yep! so Haliburton could avoid TAXES!

[dixiegrrrrl]

3. Looks like haircut time for some big banks.

Karma, we can only hope.

[femrap]

4. Karma never fails! nt

[barb162]

5. wow, look at those numbers for the UK, they're on the hook big- time.

[Joanne98]

7. I know they're screwed!