United Arab Emirates & Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates benefits from the expansion of financial services within its jurisdiction, enhancing its reputation as a global financial destination.

Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority: The Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority approved the licence for Willis Towers Watson, facilitating the firm's expansion and contributing to the regulated financial landscape of the region.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai, strengthens its position as a global financial hub with the expansion of international firms like Varenne Capital Partners into its financial centers.

Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority: The Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority (DFSA) regulates Varenne Capital Ltd, the new subsidiary of Varenne Capital Partners, ensuring compliance with its legal and regulatory framework.

United Arab Emirates: The UAE, particularly Dubai, is one of the jurisdictions where Lighthouse Canton operates and where many NRIs reside. The platform serves clients in the UAE, expanding its wealth management reach.

Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority: DFSA regulates Lighthouse Canton Capital (DIFC) Pte Ltd in Dubai. The platform includes Dubai operations under DFSA regulation.

Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority: The Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority>>> granted a license to CapitalG>>>, enabling it to offer institutional fund services within the International Finance Corporation>>>. This action facilitates the growth of the financial services sector in Dubai.

Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority: The Malta — Malta Financial Services Authority (DFSA) issued a payment services licence to Lianlian DigiTech, demonstrating its role as an independent regulator facilitating financial services within the DIFC.