Post by : Bianca Haleem
Al Ramz Corporation has unveiled its latest asset management arm, ARAM Capital Partners Ltd., aiming to bolster its footprint in the regional finance sector.
Under the auspices of Abu Dhabi Global Market, ARAM Capital is set to offer a diverse array of structured and research-oriented investment solutions throughout the GCC and various MENA capital markets.
The launch aligns with the pressing need for professional asset management services in the area, facilitating support for investors in both public and private sectors.
According to Dhafer Al Ahbabi, Chairman of Al Ramz Corporation, the introduction of ARAM Capital illustrates the company’s ambition to create a seamless and future-oriented financial services landscape.
Hazem Ben-Gacem, Chairman of ARAM Capital, emphasized that the new platform is tailored to meet the changing expectations of investors as regional capital markets evolve. He mentioned that there is a significant demand for disciplined, research-centric investment avenues within robust governance frameworks.
With ARAM Capital now operational, Al Ramz is poised to enhance its impact within the GCC and MENA financial arenas by delivering top-tier investment management solutions under a controlled regulatory environment.
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