During this event, His Royal Highness Prince Turki Al Faisal Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud delivered the keynote speech and discussed globalization and its implications on humanity. “We must hedge against future implications by building our economy on stable foundations and making use of globalization opportunities and international relations for the prosperity of our citizens,” he said.
Abdulmohsin Al Omran, Founder and CEO of The Family Office, opened the conference showcasing the accomplishments of The Family Office throughout the years and its alignment with the core themes of Saudi Vision 2030. “We are very proud to be in Riyadh at a moment when Saudi Arabia is progressing very rapidly to be the leading financial center not only in the region, but in the world”, Al Omran said.
The conference also featured prominent speakers including Mohamed A. El-Erian, Chief Economic Advisor at Allianz; Abdulrahman Al-Rashed, Chairman of Al Arabiya’s Editorial Board; Amer Bisat, Managing Director and Head of Emerging Markets Fixed Income at BlackRock; Edward Siskind, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Cale Street Partners LLP; Jonathan Berger, Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer at AS Birch Grove; Christopher Boehringer, Managing Director and Head of Europe at Oaktree’s Global Opportunities Strategy; Martin Mocker, Professor of Information Systems at ESB Business School in Reutlingen University; and Abdullah Obaikan, Chief Executive Officer at Obeikan Investment Group,who covered a wide range of topics including geopolitical and financial challenges, emerging markets, digital transformation, risks and opportunities in real estate, and others.
In addition, Salma AlRashid, Head of Delegation at Women 20 – G20; Noor AlFadhel, Executive Manager and Co-Owner of Mantech Co. Ltd.; and Noelle S. Al Jaweini, Chief of Cash Markets at the Saudi Exchange, held an insightful discussion about their story as women entrepreneurs and investment experts.
Previously, The Family Office had held the Global Asset Allocation Conference in Bahrain, Dubai and New York. Stepping into its 20th anniversary, the firm held this conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the future capital of finance.
The Family Office aims to preserve and grow the wealth of individuals and their families in the GCC to secure their financial future. By crafting tailor-made financial plans, the firm assists clients in protecting and building their wealth through diversified high-quality investments, ranging from private equity to real estate, technology and healthcare. The bespoke services include wealth management, asset management, building diversified portfolios and retirement planning. Learn more about The Family Office here.
About The Family Office
The Family Office in Bahrain, Dubai and its Riyadh-based wealth manager, The Family Office International Investment Company, are regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain, The Dubai Financial Services Authority and the Capital Market Authority of Saudi Arabia, serving hundreds of families, individuals and investors. The firm helps clients achieve their wealth goals through custom-made investment strategies that cater to their unique needs.
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The Family Office Co. BSC (c) is a Category 1 Investment Firm regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain C.R. No. 53871 dated 21/6/2004. Paid Up Capital: US$10,000,000. The Family Office Co. BSC (c) only offers products and services to ‘accredited investors’ as defined by the Central Bank of Bahrain.
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