What strengths and challenges characterise Dubai in terms of encouraging high-net-worth individuals to bank in the emirate?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Elissar Farah Antonios, Cluster Head UAE, Levant and Iraq, Citi: Interview from The Report: Dubai 2020
Articles & Analysis | Emerging markets respond to retrenchment of overseas banking operations from The Report: Dubai 2020
In the three decades before the 2007-08 global financial crisis, the world’s financial networks became increasingly interconnected. Financial system regulatory convergence and the growing penetration of World Trade Organisation rules, as well as the creation of currency unions such as the euro, resulted in a surge in cross-border capital flows...
The UAE’s insurance market is the largest in the GCC, and Dubai-based institutions, whether catering to the domestic sphere or serving the region from the emirate’s renowned...
Chapter | Islamic Financial Services from The Report: Dubai 2020
The status of Dubai as a global financial centre means that it plays a central role in the domestic Islamic financial services sector. Thanks in large part to an ambitious...
Chapter | Capital Markets from The Report: Dubai 2020
Dubai’s status as a financial centre rests to a large extent on its advanced capital markets. The city’s various trading floors have played a regionally important role as...
Home to nearly one-third of the GCC’s banking assets, the UAE’s banking industry is the biggest in the region. Dubai is one of the nation’s two financial centres, and through...