News zum Sektor Finanzen aus Vereinigte Arabische Emirate

 

Jordan Rochester joined Mizuho in 2024 as part of the bank's push to expand its currency and rates business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa....

Sentenced to death in Iran 10 years ago, business magnate and financier has made a comeback at the head of his Dot One conglomerate....

In the latest move to bypass Western-dominated financial systems and step up the internationalisation of the yuan, China is linking its retail payment networks with the United Arab Emirates. Users will soon be able to use domestic mobile apps to scan QR codes and make payments in either country, under a recent agreement between state-owned Bank of China (BOC), UnionPay International, and the UAE central bank's subsidiary Al Etihad Payments. “The partnership would help expand the scope of......

Dubai's residency directorate has clarified terms for the UAE's five-year multiple-entry tourist visa, allowing stays of up to 180 days a year with no sponsor, as the emirate's population growth slows from 6% to a projected 1%....

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Emirates NBD PJSC is in talks to buy HSBC Holdings Plc's Turkey operations, according to people familiar with the matter....

Emirates Airline is offering travel insurance that includes medical coverage for war-related incidents and extended-stay support during disruptions, another example of how Gulf carriers are trying to reboot their businesses now that a US-Iran peace deal is on the table....

IFFCO Group, one of the Middle East's largest consumer goods companies, has emerged as an unwelcome headache for HSBC Holdings Plc at a time when Chief Executive Officer Georges Elhedery is trying to make the British lender leaner, simpler and more disciplined with capital....

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Private equity giant Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is setting up a new property joint venture in Dubai with Gulf consumer giant Alshaya Group, a bold bet on the city's real estate market even as the Iran war enters its third month....

A senior Dubai-based bond banker at HSBC Holdings Plc is moving to Bank of America Corp., marking the second departure from the British lender in recent days as rivals continue to bolster staffing despite uncertainty stemming from the Iran war....

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Analysts at Jefferies Financial Group Inc. estimate the United Arab Emirates' central bank injected more than 30 billion dirhams ($8.2 billion) into the banking system to help protect against the impact of the Iran war....

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Blackstone Inc. has made one of the first inward private equity investments into the United Arab Emirates since the onset of the Iran war, committing $250 million to a new payments infrastructure platform based in Abu Dhabi....

UAE car owners face a crucial choice: mandatory third-party insurance or optional comprehensive cover. While third-party is cheaper, it leaves your own vehicle and medical costs exposed. Comprehensive offers full protection against damage, theft, and weather, becoming increasingly vital due to rising repair expenses and extreme weather risks. Consider your vehicle's value and your risk tolerance....

Amidst escalating Iran vs US-Israel war, Standard Chartered clarified reports of a Dubai office evacuation, stating it extended existing work-from-home measures as a precaution. The bank emphasised its regional operations remain active. This comes as other financial institutions also implement safety protocols, highlighting Dubai's crucial role as a financial hub facing geopolitical risks....

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Partners Group Holding AG have canceled upcoming gatherings in the UAE as the Iran war prompts a rethink of events that were meant to underscore the region's growing heft as a financial center....

US financial and tech firms are enhancing security and reducing office presence in the Middle East following Iran's threats to target economic centers linked to America. Companies like Citigroup, Standard Chartered, and Google have implemented precautionary measures, including mandatory work-from-home policies for staff in the region due to heightened security concerns....