Kuwait Credit Information Network Company (CINET) has launched its new corporate strategy for 2026–2028, marking a significant step toward reinforcing its position as an advanced credit bureau offering innovative solutions that support the rapidly evolving credit and financial landscape in the country.
Al Mal Capital , a UAE based investment management and financial advisory firm, licensed by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has appointed Sanjay Vig as the Chief Executive Officer.
Ebdaa Bahrain Microfinance, a part of the Arab Gulf Program for Development (AGFUND) , has appointed Prof Badr El Din Ibrahim as the Acting CEO, thus marking a new phase in the company’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its leadership and advance its strategic direction.
Bahrain’s banking sector continues to operate efficiently, maintaining uninterrupted services to its customers, thus demonstrating resilience and stability amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, supported by strong fundamentals and a robust regulatory framework, said the kingdom's top financial body.
The UAE continues to strengthen its position as one of the world’s leading centres in the financial technology (FinTech) sector led by its two main hubs - Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) - and its market is poised to hit $5.71 billion by 2029, said a report.
Kuwait marks its 65th National Day today (on February 25), highlighting a year of strong financial performance underpinned by sovereign wealth fund assets exceeding $1 trillion, according to a regional statistical report.
ADGM, the international financial centre of Abu Dhabi, is entering its second decade with strengthened momentum, as it announces the addition of 11 new major global financial institutions representing more than $9 trillion in assets under management.
Global financial leaders discussed the future of investment strategies, financial governance and sustainable growth in a rapidly evolving global economy at an executive roundtable held in Manama. It was hosted by EMIC Training in collaboration with Bentley University.
Lebanese group Dar Al Handasah has secured a contract to conduct studies for the $4billion Qatar-Bahrain causeway project. The scope of work includes financial, economic, social and environmental feasibility studies for the 40km causeway, also known as the Friendship Bridge, said a report.
