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Morning Edition · Friday, August 28, 2026Published at 1:39 AM EDT · New York
Abu Dhabi Royal's Investment Vehicle Holds 49 Percent of the Trump Family's Planned Crypto Bank
The venture holding company received preliminary conditional approval for a federal bank charter while Washington weighs the United Arab Emirates' access to advanced American artificial-intelligence chips.
An entity backed by Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al Nahyan, the national security adviser of the United Arab Emirates and the manager of its largest sovereign wealth fund, holds a 49 percent stake in the holding company for the bank the Trump f…
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Gulf Capital Buys Into US Crypto Policy
Gulf sovereign-linked investors keep taking large stakes in American digital-asset and financial-infrastructure ventures whose value depends on United States regulatory decisions, so crypto policy becomes entangled with bilateral bargaining over technology exports and security guarantees.
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