For the UAE specifically, BlackRock sees the country’s ability to continue attracting people and businesses as an important source of underlying demand.
A bank that enables customers to see their complete financial picture, understands how their investments are performing, and assesses whether they are on track to achieve what matters most becomes a trusted partner in managing and growing wealth.
"As more wealth is created and managed from the country, the opportunity is to move beyond being a destination for capital and become a center where wealth strategies are shaped."
As Dubai enters its next phase of growth, the new economics of community building is therefore not simply about selling houses, but about creating places where people can build their lives.
The integrated island destination in Ras Malé is expected to include premium hospitality, residences, retail, dining, entertainment, and community facilities.
"With 186 new developers licensed in Dubai in the first seven months of this year alone, and hundreds more having entered over the past two years, I expect the next eighteen months to be defined less by competition between developers and more by which of them find the right partners to build alongside."
Several participating companies advanced to the next stage of evaluation for potential investment through Oraseya Capital’s SANDBOX Investment Program.
Written by Ahmed Bin Sulayem, this article explores how DMCC is advancing its vision for Uptown Dubai through Uptown Place and the iconic Burj 2020. From growing demand for Grade A office space to AI-driven construction technologies, the article highlights how strategic infrastructure development is shaping Dubai’s skyline and reinforcing its position as a global hub for business and investment.
Thierry Sabbagh, Divisional Vice President and President, Middle East, KSA, India and CIS, Nissan and INFINITI, on 25 years of building trust across the automotive industry, the power of showing up, and why resilience is never a single moment, it's a process.
The awards gala was hosted by BNC Publishing and Entrepreneur Middle East with the support of Virtuzone, in5, The Impression, Lucidity Insights, Numai, Canama, and BusinessToday.ME.
The weeklong program will connect more than 35 founders with venture capital firms, institutional investors, family offices, and strategic partners from September 30 to October 7.
Hong Kong-based investment firm Blue Pool Capital led the Series F equity round, with participation from existing investors HSG, Wellington Management, and Arbor Ventures.
From shipping and real estate to technology, education and investment, Aethon Group and Karma Developers founder Captain Pradeep Singh reflects on more than two decades of building businesses from Dubai, and the lessons in timing, risk, resilience and reinvention that shaped his journey
The UAE participated in the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India, with a delegation headed by H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi.
Abu Dhabi is an individual food and beverage market, and they believe operators entering the city should take the time to understand what makes its diners and communities different rather than simply replicating a strategy that worked elsewhere. Listening can inform everything from a seasonal menu to the way a new concept introduces itself to the market.
Marcus Weyll explains why patient, long-term capital could help close Africa’s infrastructure financing gap while creating opportunities for investors.
Ali Nael, CEO of FutureGrail, one of the world’s leading specialist auction houses for luxury timepieces, says a comeback is well underway for pocket watches. From a luxury must-have to an everyday timekeeper and then almost forgotten to obscurity, Nael says that the pocket watch is returning to elite circles.
Noora Al Suwaidi and Mahra Al Balghouni wanted customers to remember Teel Floral Studio because of how the experience made them feel and how much of themselves they could see reflected in what had been created for them.