The Dubai International Financial Centre’s new crypto regime aims for a careful symmetry between the cutting edge and investor protection.

Wio chief executive, Jayesh Patel, speaks to The Banker about his long-term vision for the bank.

The United Arab Emirates is consolidating its standing on the international stage as it leans towards reciprocity of enforcing judgements from the UK.

Those at the forefront of new technologies must be given room to breathe, while authorities ensure that the regulations necessary to protect consumers and the financial system, as well as prevent criminal enterprise, are in place.

Careful and planned investment in both renewables and hydrocarbons is essential for an effective energy transition.

Government reforms are making the UAE an increasingly attractive location for fintechs doing business in the wider region, writes Nameer Khan. 

Middle Eastern fintechs and neobanks are attracting investment from overseas, as the wave of mega-mergers among the region’s largest lenders grinds to a halt.

Protected from the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic by the central bank, UAE's stable banking sector faces asset quality challenges and profitability pressures. Is further M&A on the cards?

On the runway to launch, the CEO of the UAE's new digital-only bank talks about its plans to attract customers in a competitive market.

Already one of the most dynamic economies in the Middle East, the UAE is continuing to pass bold reforms to attract investment and talent from around the world.