Emirates Wealth
Mutual Funds Registration, Promotion and Distribution Center
Emirates Wealth is your gateway to retail and qualified investors in the UAE, GCC, MEASA regions and to the global markets. We are a fund services company, authorized and regulated to represent, register and distribute local and foreign funds worldwide. We provide fund representation, fund promotion and fund distribution services for UCITS Funds, Alternative Investment Funds (AIF), Qualified Investor Funds (QIF), Property Funds, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), Private Equity Funds and Hedge Funds.
Our Services
Fund Registration
We register your funds with the Securities & Commodities Authority (SCA) of the UAE and handle the annually required maintenance of your registration.
MOREFund Distribution
We are your distribution gateway to the UAE, GCC, MEASA markets. We distribute your funds through various channels to investors around the world.
MOREFund Promotion
We provide you access to a vast range of retail and qualified investors and increase your funds market exposure locally, regionally and globally.
MORELegal Representation
We offer annual legal representation services to fund providers who wish to register and maintain their fund registration under the SCA.
MOREOur Region & Market
Emirates Wealth - Your Gateway to the World’s Emerging Markets
- UAE is the second largest economy in the Arab world GDP of $400 billion
- GCC combined GDP is $2.2 trillion
- Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries GDP per capita is $55,300
- Access to a region of 3.2 billion people with a collective GDP above USD 6.5 trillion
- Two-thirds of the world’s population only a few hours away from UAE
- Access to over 300 cities in 100 countries
- International business hub to Middle East, China, India and Africa
Regional Outlook
The GDP growth in the region was projected to strengthen to 3.0 percent in 2018, and will be rise slightly higher in 2019 and 2020. In the GCC, growth will be further supported by higher fixed investments, bolstered by public investment programs and improved demand. Growth will remain stable during 2019 and 2020, propelled by steady growth in private consumption, infrastructure and investment programs like the Dubai Expo 2020 or Qatar’s World Cup 2022 as well as the expiration of OPEC+ agreement.
