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Government-controlled market-infrastructure group operating DFM, Dubai Clear, Dubai CSD and 67% of Nasdaq Dubai. It earns trading commissions, clearing/settlement/depository, brokerage, listing, market-data and other fees plus investment/dividend income on deposits, sukuk and strategic assets. Economics depend on ADTV/trades, listings, investor participation, fee schedules, profit rates, technology/settlement resilience and the strict separation of MyAccount/iVESTOR/CCP obligations from shareholder liquidity.
Non-bank transactional financial-services group earning foreign-exchange spreads and commissions from cross-border/domestic remittances, retail/wholesale currency exchange, UAE WPS salary processing, bill collection, prepaid travel cards, corporate payments and digital wallet services; CashTrans transports/processes cash and valuables. BFC adds Bahrain, Kuwait and India operations.
Abu Dhabi investment manager combining proprietary private investments, industrial real estate through Waha Land, and public-markets funds/asset management. It earns fair-value and realised investment returns, dividends and interest, plus recurring management fees and performance fees from third-party and proprietary capital.
GCC healthcare and education operating holding. Healthcare platform Cambridge Health Group provides post-acute rehabilitation, long-term care and home healthcare in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Education platform Almasar includes Middlesex University Dubai, Saudi special-education operator Human Development Company and an equity-accounted interest in NEMA.
Hybrid financial group earning management, placement, performance and exit fees; credit and financing income through private credit and 82.95%-owned Khaleeji Bank; and treasury/proprietary returns from securities, real estate, operating assets and direct investments.
Financial-services group focused on asset management and investment banking, with exposure to public and private markets, credit and real estate. Earnings can include management, advisory, performance and investment returns; fund valuation, leverage, covenants and related-party/look-through exposures are central risks.
CBUAE-licensed non-bank Islamic real-estate finance company. Historically originated Ijara/Murabaha/Mudaraba/Wakala/Musharaka property finance; currently monetises legacy development/investment properties and impaired mortgage contracts, places surplus liquidity in short-term bank Wakala, and reviews its future model after shareholders rejected the proposed transformation and licence surrender.
Multi-line UAE insurer. Sells personal motor, medical, travel and home cover and commercial fleet, group medical/life, engineering, accident, liability, marine and property policies. Premiums become insurance revenue over coverage periods; claims, acquisition/operating expenses and reinsurance determine underwriting margin. A large portfolio of quoted securities, debt instruments, deposits and investment property supplies investment and rental income, making profit and equity sensitive to markets and property valuations.
Islamic Arab Insurance Company is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SALAMA. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Dubai-headquartered multiline insurer selling general/property, engineering, liability, marine, energy, aviation, motor, medical and life cover, including unit-linked, credit/group life and specialty products. Customers pay premiums to transfer risk; NGI recognises insurance revenue as service is provided, pays claims and acquisition/operating costs, cedes selected risk to reinsurers and invests assets supporting obligations. Economics depend on pricing, claims frequency/severity, reserve adequacy, medical inflation, retention and reinsurance quality, investment returns, solvency and distribution efficiency.
Sukoon Takaful is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SUKOONTAKAFL. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Watania International Holding is a listed equity on DFM under ticker WATANIA. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Underwrites UAE general insurance and earns investment/property income; subsidiaries hold investment, property, service and Lloyds participation structures.
Writes general insurance and reinsurance across motor, property/fire, engineering, energy, marine, aviation, liability, financial lines and other specialty risks. Premiums are earned over coverage periods; claims, operating expenses and reinsurance determine underwriting profit. A large portfolio of bonds, deposits, quoted/unquoted equities, funds and investment property supplies investment income and makes earnings and book value market-sensitive.
Hybrid financial group earning management, placement, performance and exit fees; credit and financing income through private credit and 82.95%-owned Khaleeji Bank; and treasury/proprietary returns from securities, real estate, operating assets and direct investments.
UAE insurer underwriting medical cover and term-life protection for individuals and groups, while investing in equity and debt securities. Economics depend on policy volumes and retention, pricing, claims frequency and severity, acquisition and servicing costs, reinsurance premiums and recoveries, reserve adequacy, investment returns, operating leverage and regulatory capital. Medical, life and investments are separately managed operating segments.
ADX-listed private-markets holding company with underwriting and co-investment activities across private equity, credit, real assets and strategic capital. It earns underwriting and commitment fees, interest, rent, dividends, disposal gains and fair-value movements. Economics depend on origination, syndication, realizations, portfolio valuations, leverage costs, liquidity and extensive Investcorp-related-party arrangements.
Ras Al Khaimah-based investment holding group allocating capital across property, securities, private investments and a real-estate joint venture. Current operating revenue is mainly residential and commercial rent; returns also depend on joint-venture results, investment gains, asset sales and interest income. Economics depend on occupancy and rent, overhead control, fair-value discipline, JV cash distributions, capital commitments, liquidity and capital allocation.
Universal UAE bank earning net interest/Islamic financing margin and fees through Personal Banking, SME/Business Banking, Wholesale/Corporate Banking, RAKislamic, treasury/markets and insurance distribution. Economics depend on loan and deposit growth, CASA funding, NIM, fee mix, credit losses, operating efficiency, liquidity and regulatory capital.
Standalone proprietary investment company, formerly a poultry operator. Allocates shareholder capital across listed and unlisted equities, bonds and bond funds, investment property, venture and stated agritech themes. Earns dividends, interest, rent, realised disposal gains and fair-value movements. Economics depend on portfolio composition, recurring yield, public/private valuation, liquidity, parent costs, leverage, pledged collateral and capital allocation.
UAE-focused Sharia-compliant group: retail, business, corporate and government financing; customer deposits; sukuk and treasury; transaction/fee income; plus wholly owned real-estate/property-management, brokerage and hospitality subsidiaries.
UAE-focused commercial bank earning primarily from lending and deposits. It serves medium/large corporates and institutions, individuals through personal and Islamic banking, and runs a treasury/investment portfolio plus FX, derivatives, trade finance and cash-management services.
Historically operated Saudi hotels/restaurants and Hajj/Umrah services, then sold that portfolio in 2009; a later Dubai restaurant subsidiary stopped operations in 2019. The listed group now has virtually no operating revenue or cash. Its economics depend almost entirely on recovering an old investment-portfolio sale receivable and a related-party Dubai land advance, obtaining enforceable/current collateral, maintaining major-shareholder funding and establishing a funded new operating business.
Alliance accepts property, motor, aviation, marine, engineering, liability, medical, personal-accident and life risks in exchange for premiums, pays eligible claims and transfers part of large/volatile exposures to reinsurers. It also invests policyholder/shareholder funds in fixed-income securities, deposits, equities and two Dubai commercial buildings. Economics depend on pricing, claims and reserve adequacy, reinsurance cost/recoverability, medical inflation, catastrophe losses, investment yields and regulatory capital.
Al Ramz Corporation Investment and Development PJSC
Al Ramz earns brokerage commissions, interest on securities-backed client margin loans, market-making/liquidity-provision income, asset-management fees, corporate-finance/advisory fees and proprietary investment gains. Client deposits and fiduciary AUM are not shareholder cash/assets. Economics depend on client trading, margin balances and collateral, funding spreads, AUM and fee rates, mandates, capital-market activity, market volatility, regulatory capital and risk controls.
Al Salam Bank Sudan accepts current accounts and unrestricted investment accounts, provides Sharia-compliant Murabaha/deferred-sale, Mudaraba and Musharaka financing, processes letters of credit, guarantees and transfers, and owns minority stakes in Al Salam Bank Bahrain and Al Salam Bank Algeria. Its economics depend on financing quality and collections, depositor funding, fee income, foreign-exchange movements, dividends from those bank stakes, regulatory capital and operating continuity during Sudan war conditions. It is a different legal issuer from DFM-SALAM_BAH.
Dubai-based Sharia-compliant takaful operator still administering general, medical, family/life, unit-linked and retakaful contracts because approved portfolio sales have not completed. Customers pay contributions; AMAN earns IFRS 17 insurance-service economics plus Wakala administration fees and a Mudarib share of investment income, while claims, acquisition/service costs, retakaful and reserve adequacy drive results. Takaful/policyholder assets and unit-linked investments back policyholder obligations and are not freely available shareholder cash. Shareholders approved exit from takaful and transformation toward an investment firm, but buyer terminations are disputed and the post-transition asset mandate is not yet established.
Conventional insurance company underwriting general and other insurance risks and investing shareholder and policyholder funds. Premium adequacy, claims, expenses, reinsurance recoverability, reserves and regulatory solvency determine its economics; FY2025 statement approval remains unresolved.
BHM Capital earns brokerage commissions, interest on securities-backed client margin loans, market-making/liquidity-provider and stock-lending fees, asset-management and advisory fees, and gains on a proprietary securities portfolio. Client deposits and asset-management balances are not shareholder cash. Economics depend on trading activity, margin-book scale and collateral, funding spread, market volatility, mandates, regulatory capital and risk controls.
UAE multiline insurer underwriting Worker Protection, motor, marine, fire/property, engineering, general accident, group life and medical risks through Life & Medical and Motor & General segments. It earns insurance service result after claims, expenses and reinsurance, plus investment income on deposits, debt, equities and property. Economics depend on pricing, claims, retention, reinsurer recoverability/concentration, solvency and investment risk.
Specialised UAE private bank for high-net-worth clients and families. Banking Services manages client portfolios, provides custody/advisory services, accepts deposits and extends mostly collateralised credit; Investments manages the bank own securities portfolio and treasury. Fiduciary client assets are off balance sheet. Revenue comes from net interest/investment income, advisory/custody fees and foreign exchange; economics depend on client assets, investment performance, funding, credit quality and transformation costs.
Kuwaiti investment holding group that owns and manages corporate stakes, may finance or guarantee investees and seeks returns from portfolio valuation, disposal and distributions. Current economics are dominated by a predominantly unquoted FVOCI portfolio, holding subsidiaries and a 44.48% takaful associate carried at nominal KWD1 after licence cancellation. It has almost no recurring operating revenue, very low cash, related-party exposures and depends on asset values, investee cash accessibility, overhead control and capital restructuring.
International Financial Advisors Holding Company K.P.S.C
Kuwaiti dual-listed holding company owning stakes in insurance, luxury real estate and hotels, a wastewater PPP, listed/unlisted securities, managed funds and investment property. Income mainly comes from associates and joint ventures, fair-value changes, dividends and asset transactions rather than ordinary product sales.
Bahrain-listed holding company and CBB Category 1 investment firm controlling Ithmaar Bank in Bahrain and Faysal Bank in Pakistan, plus asset/wealth management and real-estate development. It earns Islamic financing income, investment income and fees. Customer investment accounts reported as quasi-equity are client funding, not shareholder capital.
Egypt-based, DFM-listed hybrid holding group. It earns brokerage, asset-management and performance fees, investment-banking/advisory and margin/custody income; also owns financial investments, funds and real-estate development/investment assets. Results therefore combine recurring client-fee income with fair values, disposals, FX and property transactions.
Kuwait-based holding group allocating capital to quoted and predominantly unquoted securities, real-estate and financial funds, debt/Sukuk instruments, investment properties and two equity-accounted listed associates. It also controls Al Ahlia Chemicals, which manufactures and sells chemical products. Consolidated economics depend on fair-value assumptions, associate earnings and impairment, asset disposals/dividends, Sukuk recovery, industrial margins, legal outcomes, pledged assets and the ability to upstream cash to the parent.
Kuwait holding group that owns and finances quoted and unquoted companies, investment portfolios and funds, associates, real estate and industrial rights. It earns operating gross profit plus dividends, interest, share of associates, rental income, fair-value movements and asset-disposal gains. Controlled and significant investees span Noor Financial Investment, Ikarus/Proclad specialist oil-and-gas engineering, real estate/J3 and, after the June 2026 in-kind distribution, a 21% associate stake in National Industries Company. Economics depend on look-through asset values, associate dividends, parent cash access, finance costs, refinancing, pledged assets, guarantees and disposals.
ORIENT Insurance PJSC is a listed equity on DFM under ticker ORIENT. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Orient Takaful PJSC is a listed equity on DFM under ticker ORIENTTKAFUL. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Al Salam Bank B.S.C is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SALAM_BAH. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Sukoon Insurance PJSC is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SUKOON. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Takaful Emarat (Psc) is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TAKAFUL-EM. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.