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التراخيص والشهادات
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Completed CFA Level II
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المنشورات
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US Subprime: Many Losers and Some Winners
newspaper article, published in local newspapers in English and Arabic
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The Subprime Mayhem Continues
newspaper article, published in local newspapers in English and Arabic
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U.S Housing Market Troubles
عرض المنشورnewspaper article, published in local newspapers in English and Arabic
التكريمات والمكافآت
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Forbes 100 Most Powerful Arabian Businesswomen in Public Shareholding Companies
Forbes Middle East
Ranked # 87
http://www.forbesmiddleeast.com/view.php?list=29
اللغات
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Arabic
إجادة اللغة الأم أو إجادة لغتين إجادة تامة
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Spanish
مستوى إجادة محدود
المؤسسات
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Kuwait Triathlon Center
Triathlete Member
- الحاليTrain and compete in local and regional triathlons (swim,bike,run)
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Write/Speak/Code
Co-organizer Chicago Chapter
-Write/Speak/Code is an organization on a mission to empower women software developers to become thought leaders, conference speakers, and open source contributors. Write/Speak/Code runs conferences and events across the US. www.writespeakcode.com
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London Business School Middle East Club
Co-president
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ملفات شخصية أخرى مشابهة
استكشاف مزيد من المنشورات
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Azza Al Habsi
Oman Investment Authority, Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company ("Mumtalakat"), Kuwait Investment Authority, Qatar Investment Authority, Public Investment Fund (PIF), Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), and Mubadala collectively manage around $4 trillion in assets. ◼️ These sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) were set up to preserve wealth for future generations and diversify away from oil, mainly by investing abroad. But strategies have shifted. Today, they are placing greater focus on domestic economies, while also demanding technology transfer and knowledge spillovers in their foreign investment terms to boost local development. ◼️ A recent IMF working paper highlights the impact of this shift: a 1% increase in SWFs’ domestic investment (as a share of GDP) is linked to 0.4% growth in non-oil GDP over four years. Even more striking, 1% of foreign investments (FDI) leads to over 1.2% growth in non-oil GDP over the same horizon. This explains why, despite the trillions managed locally, GCC countries continue to aggressively attract FDI. ◼️ Traditionally, FDI into the GCC flowed to hydrocarbons. But in recent years, it has broadened into finance, logistics, hospitality, IT, real estate, and manufacturing, and these flows have continued despite global headwinds and geopolitical tensions. 📌 Beyond growth, FDI is also critical for jobs, in #Oman for example, 1 in 10 jobs is powered by FDI. ◼️ The paper further shows that GCC SWFs remain the main channel for outward investments, accounting for about 80% of the region’s outward flows. But are now emerging as dominant domestic investors, making up roughly 50% of local investment. ◼️ And add to that the fact that intra-GCC investments now make up about 25% of all FDI flows, a sign that the region is strengthening its own internal economic links. Table: Summary of the data used (2000-2023), deal values are in billion USD
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MADA Capital
Why investment choice matters? Nader Bassit, Managing Director of Corporate Advisory & Investment Banking at Mada Capital, shares the key criteria we look for in private equity targets and why we go beyond the numbers. From market resilience to founder vision to cultural alignment. Because capital is more than money. It's trust, strategy, and a shared ambition. #InvestmentStrategy #FinancialPlanning #CapitalMarkets #EconomicOutlook #FamilyOffice #InstitutionalInvestment #BusinessFinance #DubaiFinance
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