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CredibleX, a platform providing working capital finance to SMEs, has secured AED 200M (USD 55M) in equity and debt funding, receiving support from notable investors and financial institutions.

The Ministry of Economy recently outlined a new pricing policy aimed at regulating the prices of essential consumer goods in the UAE. The policy consists of three ministerial decrees designed to ensure market stability, enhance consumer protection, and manage stakeholder relations. It will come into effect on 2nd January 2025.

Binance, the globally recognized leader in blockchain technology and home to the world’s largest cryptocurrency…

ADNOC Distribution has launched ARIF, an AI-powered chatbot dedicated to investor relations, during Abu Dhabi Finance Week. ARIF, meaning “knowing” in Arabic, enables current and potential investors to access real-time financial insights, performance metrics, and strategic updates.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) received a distinguished delegation from Indonesia’s Ministry of Finance at…

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Dubai Financial Market (DFM) has announced the successful completion of its periodic review for both the General and Islamic Indexes, with changes taking effect as of 23 September 2024.

Abu Dhabi has introduced new financial disclosure regulations for companies listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX). These rules aim to ensure transparency and provide clear information on matters that could influence stock prices.

Dubai has once again secured its place among the top five cities in the 2024 International Shipping Centre Development Index (ISCD), according to a report by the Baltic Exchange and Xinhua News Agency. This marks the fifth consecutive year that Dubai has ranked fifth, maintaining its position as the only Arab city in the top 20, alongside Singapore, London, Shanghai, and Hong Kong.

The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has imposed a financial penalty of Dhs5 million…