BridgeWise Secures DIFC License and Investment from Emirates NBD
BridgeWise has secured an operational license from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and a strategic investment from Emirates NBD, marking a significant step in its expansion into the Middle East. This development was announced in a press release by BridgeWise, highlighting the company's commitment to enhancing its presence in the region's dynamic fintech ecosystem.
The investment from Emirates NBD, a leading financial institution in the region, is part of BridgeWise's Series A funding round, which also includes participation from the Swiss and Brazilian stock exchanges. This backing underscores the regional confidence in BridgeWise's AI-powered investment solutions.
To lead its operations in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey (MENAT), BridgeWise has appointed Ayush Khatri as the Regional Head. Based in Dubai, Khatri will oversee the company's regional operations and growth initiatives. BridgeWise's platform, known for its explainable AI and multilingual capabilities, is trusted by over 50 institutional partners worldwide, offering insights across 90% of listed global equities and ETFs.
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