Naseba introduces global investors and entrepreneurs with one objective: closing deals. By connecting prequalified investment opportunities to pre-screened investors, we ensure that every opportunity focuses only on success.
Naseba Capital is a leading organisation providing private placement and M&A transaction support in the Gulf region and other emerging markets. Based in Dubai, we leverage Naseba’s 15-year presence in the region and our extensive hands-on experience in facilitating deals between global innovative companies and investors.
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Naseba Capital is a unit of Naseba. Naseba offers global business facilitation services. Naseba creates growth opportunities by bringing together people, partners, and ideas. Naseba helps companies to raise capital, enter new markets, secure partners, close sales, and educate your workforce. Naseba’s goal is to create opportunity and add economic value at every stage of its clients’ journey.
Naseba’s Citizenship by Investment programme empowers citizens of any nationality to thrive in a borderless world, offering visa-free travel to over 160 countries – all through a profitable real estate investment.
Global citizenship through investment is a well-established and growing norm amongst the high net worth individuals who gain multiple benefits of global mobility, high investment returns, tax planning and return benefits and of course peace of mind for their families and future generations.
We know that becoming a global citizen is a decision that is more than an investment rationale, it comes from a multi-layered analysis and the advice of a trusted advisor and service provider.
Understand how to boost deal flow from the experts at the forefront of regional investment.
Hussein Al Sayed has nearly 15 years of experience in the Financial Markets. He is best known for his role as an anchor at CNBC Arabia hosting the popular evening show, Bursat Al Alam.
Prior to joining the broadcast network, Hussein spent several years working in the financial services sector as a dealer, trader and analyst covering equities, commodities, and foreign exchange markets.
Besides his role at CNBC Arabia, Hussein has most recently established himself as Chief Strategist Gulf & MENA for FXTM, one of the world’s fastest growing online forex brokers – educating and delivering market research reports, helping traders making trading decisions.
Saif is Co- Founder & Interim Chairman at Ras Al Khaimah Incubator and Accelerator, a hub for startups and early stage companies in partnership with Department of Economic Development, Ras Al Khaimah Government and with Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zones.
Aljaibeji is also CEO for Middle East and Africa at UnitedHealth Group, a $180 billion diversified American healthcare company and ranked 6th on Fortune, and work with policy makers, public hospitals and payers in the regions.
Saif is a surgeon and had management education at Harvard. He has a balanced corporate and startup experience. He also worked as a policy maker with Dubai government.
Sonia Weymuller is a Founding Partner of VentureSouq, a GCC-based early stage equity funding platform. Previously, she headed Advertising Sales for Turner Broadcasting’s portfolio of children’s platforms across MENA and Africa. Prior to Turner, Sonia worked with Viacom’s Emerging Markets’ Strategy Group and Microsoft’s Strategy and M&A team in London. She holds a B.A. from Yale University and an MSc from the London School of Economics. Sonia is a Charter Member for TiE’s Dubai chapter, serves as the UAE Director for the Yale Alumni Schools Committee, is a Board Member and mentor for e7 Daughters of the Emirates, a social enterprise platform for Emirati women ages 18-25 and an advisor to Air Shepherd, a non-profit that harnesses the power of technology to pre-empt poaching activities in Africa.
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