Investment Opportunities in Saudi Arabia: Real Estate Funds Offer 13-15% ROI
Itqan Capital is a Sharia Compliant company focusing on four main lines of business, Asset Management, Principal Investment, Investment Banking and Custodial Services.
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Itqan Capital is a Sharia Compliant company focusing on four main lines of business, Asset Management, Principal Investment, Investment Banking and Custodial Services.
Doing business in Saudi Arabia has become more regulated. That is one of the reasons why have such split views. The role of SAGIA, the investment authority, has become more active. They are supervising the investors, checking whether the investors with license are really active or not.
I think Malaysia has a lot of advantages; in addition to the standard banking opportunities here, Malaysia is a center for Islamic banking, and has some of the world’s biggest Islamic banks centered here who are also lending and supported the economy in terms of SME financing, and corporate and investment banking initiatives.
“In addition to the mega projects we have tangible, well-studied sectorial industrial projects in several fields and sectors, including petrochemicals, the engineering sector, household goods, electrical equipment, white goods etc., that are for the domestic Egyptian market.”
“There are so many investment opportunities in many sectors in Egypt – Agro industry, ICT, real estate, energy and many others. Personally, I think the one that is going to take the limelight is energy,” argues Hisham Fahmy, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt.
“I believe Egypt has several fundamentals in place that give it a competitive edge,” says Hisham Fahmy, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt.
“Egypt4Business Campaign is about telling the story about successful US, Egyptian and multinational businesses operating in Egypt,” explains Hisham Fahmy, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt.
Jamal J. Malaikah, President and COO of NATPET, talks about the major investment opportunities in the petrochemical sector in Saudi Arabia.
We revisited our strategic direction last year, in using our platform and experience in Egypt to expand to other countries; our original vision was to be the preferred partner for transaction processing.
“The options are either through funds or through swaps. Foreigners would prefer direct ownership of securities and this has been an ongoing debate for quite some time,” explains Dr. Boutros Klink, CEO of Standard Chartered.