14th November, 2022

Global Investor MENA 2022 Awards deadline extended to November 21, 2022
The Global Investor MENA Awards 2022 has extended its deadline to November 21 2022.
The Global Investor 2022 MENA Awards recognise excellence by wealth managers, asset managers and brokers on both a national and regional basis.
The awards (listed below) are divided into regional headline awards and country-specific awards which reflect performance from September 1 2021 to August 31 2022.
The deadline for submissions is now November 21 2022.
Contact anshula.kumar@euromoneyplc.com for any questions.
To make your submission, please click here.
The MENA Regional Categories: | Country Categories: |
Alternative Asset Manager | Bahrain Asset Manager |
Asset Manager | Bahrain Broker |
Broker | Bahrain Wealth Manager |
Cash Manager | Egypt Asset Manager |
Clearing House | Egypt Broker |
Consultant | Egypt Wealth Manager |
Equities Manager | Jordan Asset Manager |
Exchange | Jordan Broker |
ETF Provider | Jordan Wealth Manager |
Fund Administrator | Kuwait Asset Manager |
Global Custodian | Kuwait Broker |
International Exchange | Kuwait Wealth Manager |
Sharia’ Manager | Oman Asset Manager |
Sub-Custodian | Oman Broker |
Sukuk Manager | Oman Wealth Manager |
Transition Manager | Qatar Asset Manager |
Wealth Manager | Qatar Broker |
| Qatar Wealth Manager |
| Saudi Arabia Asset Manager |
| Saudi Arabia Broker |
| Saudi Wealth Manager |
| UAE Asset Manager |
| UAE Broker |
| UAE Wealth Manager |
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