WELCOME TO BONDS, LOANS & SUKUK MIDDLE EAST 2023

6TH & 7TH JUNE | MADINAT JUMEIRAH CONFERENCE CENTRE, DUBAI

"The Middle East's largest corporate and investment banking event"

Are you active in the Middle East's capital markets? Do you want to expand your business in this space?

We are the no. 1 business meetings facilitator for the Middle East's capital markets. This is the annual meeting place for senior decision-makers from the Middle East's capital markets community. This in-person event will bring together 1,000+ leading governments, corporates, investors, banks, law firms, regulators and service providers in 1 location, and feature 70+ expert speakers.

Attendees use this unique gathering of Global capital markets leaders to re-connect with existing clients, build strong business relations with prospects and hear the market's financial leaders speak on how they are navigating the current economic climate/share their expectations for the year ahead.

NEW FEATURE IN 2023

In 2023, we are delighted to introduce ESG & Capital Markets Middle East. This new feature on Day 2 (7th June) is comprised of 5 key ESG & capital market panels and over 20 world class ESG-focused speakers.

This feature at Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East 2023 is open to all attendees and will deliver 3 unique benefits. It is the only gathering focused on ESG and sustainable finance solutions for the Middle East’s markets and the only event to:

Deliver solution-driven content on ESG finance focused on the Middle East's markets
Bring international sustainable finance leaders together with local financial markets to shape what ESG looks like in the region
Map out the journey for the Middle East's issuers to raise sustainable instruments in this new environment

ALL ENQUIRIES: email Marketing@GFCMediaGroup.com

HOW DO WE DELIVER A HIGH ROI FOR ATTENDEES?

MEETINGS & NETWORKING

WE ARE THE NO. 1 BUSINESS MEETINGS FACILITATOR FOR THE MIDDLE EAST'S CAPITAL MARKETS

No other event will gather senior decision-makers from all of your key capital markets clients & prospects together in 1 location, so that you can host countless meetings to accelerate deals/win new business in 1 place.

No other event will deliver as many high-quality business connections as a result of just 1 day out of the office. We attract the most important local & international stakeholders from across the Middle East so that you can expand business in these markets without the usual time and travel costs.

EXPERT MARKET INSIGHTS:

The Middle East's largest corporate and investment banking event is also complemented by an agenda of expert market insights provided by 70+ industry leading speakers, allowing attendees to hear how the region's local & international financial leaders are navigating the current economic climate/share expectations for the future and benchmark.

WE ARE THE ONLY EVENT TO:

Provide a bird's eye view of the Middle East's market for the local and international community
Bring public & private buyers & sellers together to conduct business, sign deals and shape future financing strategies
Deliver deal-driven content from regional & international market players
Bring international and local investors together with Middle Eastern issuers to define and analyse the roadmap for raising local capital in 2023
Connect recent issuers and corporates with the Middle East's financial institutions, government bodies and international players

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:

PRE-ARRANGE MEETINGS: use the Bonds & Loans online platform to pre-arrange meetings with other attendees who have created accounts.
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES: access 1,000+ of the Middle East's leading regional & international sovereigns, corporates, investors, banks, law firms & service providers in 1 location at 1 time.
ACCELERATE DEALS: senior decision-makers (93% director-level or above) from your capital markets clients attend to move deals along and institutionalise relationships with partners.
WIN NEW BUSINESS: your prospects proactively seek out new business partners at the event (50+ new business contacts made per attendee).
GAIN EXPERT MARKET INSIGHTS: understand how market leaders are dealing with current economic recessions, geopolitical conflict, high inflation and high energy costs, and the impact they are having on the Middle East’s capital markets.

2023 AGENDA

6th June 2023

08:50	Chairperson’s opening remarks Moderator Acting Head of Global Corporate Finance Session ends: 09:00
09:00	C-Suite Roundtable: What are the funding strategies for region’s top-tier corporates in the year ahead? How much funding is needed to support growth and CAPEX? How much is up for refinancing? Bonds or Loans: What are companies’ financing strategies for 2023 given higher prices? How are they approaching debt vs. equity? How are companies’ financial strategies evolving amidst the volatile economic backdrop of rising inflation and interest rates? Are CIOs/CFOs preparing for potential economic downturns or uncertainty in the future? Moderator Managing Director and Head of Market Insights and Strategy Speakers Chief Financial Officer Group Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer Senior Vice President, Group Strategic Investments Session ends: 09:45
09:45	What is the macro-economic outlook for the region for 2023/24? How is rising global inflation and a slowing global economy impacting Middle Eastern economies? Has inflation peaked? Where and when will interest rates stabilise and how are Central Banks in the region responding? New oil equilibrium: Will oil prices continue to decline from their 2022 highs or will they rebound amidst the continuing war in Ukraine? What is the outlook for GDP growth across Middle Eastern economies? How does this compare globally vs. EM vs. the GCC? Moderator Portfolio Manager, Global Sukuk and MENA Fixed Income Speakers Head of Fixed Income Investments Head of Middle East and African Sovereigns Portfolio Manager Head of Market Economics Session ends: 10:30
10:30	What is the cost of capital in the ‘new’ market environment? How to issue in volatile markets Bridging the price gap: Is there a misalignment between issuer and investors’ expectations for their returns on capital? How can this be resolved? Bonds vs. Loans: What financing options are issuers considering amidst uncertain market conditions? How does loan pricing compare to bond pricing? Will bond markets improve in 2023 or have issuers already embraced the loan market? How are top-tier banks adapting their funding strategies around cost of capital/deposits? Getting creative in a rising rate environment: How corporates can work with their banks to maximise their sources of liquidity (ECA, structured finance and sukuk) when launching new deals Moderator Head of Leveraged & Acquisition Finance Speakers Vice President, Group Treasury Head of CEEMEA Syndicate Managing Director, Head of Capital Markets, CEEMEA Partner Head of Corporate Funding Head of Debt Capital Markets Session ends: 11:15
11:15	Networking break Session ends: 11:45
11:45	Unlocking Sukuk: Insights into Air Lease Corporation's ground-breaking transaction In 2023 Air Lease Corporation (ALC), one of the largest aircraft leasing companies in the world, became the first North American corporate to close a Sukuk financing. This case study session will provide insights into ALC's transaction and explore the potential impact for greater US corporate sukuk. Moderator Head of Debt Capital Markets Speakers Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Senior Vice President and Treasurer Session ends: 12:15
12:15	Risk-adjusted returns of sukuk vs. conventional fixed income: Development of sukuk and current opportunities Speaker Portfolio Manager Session ends: 12:30
12:30	MENA Fixed Income outlook for 2023/24: What is the credit outlook in MENA and how does this compare to global & EM? What is the outlook for the GCC in 2023/24? Global volatility vs. regional ‘safe haven’: How is market volatility being managed by investors? How will the region be further impacted by global economic factors? Global vs. EM vs. MENA: Where does Middle Eastern credit sit within a global investor’s portfolio? Which MENA geographies are they investing in? Moderator Head of Debt Capital Markets, MENA Speakers Functional Head of Emerging Markets Corporates Senior Fund Manager, EM Corporates Director - DCM Syndicate Head of Debt Capital Markets and Syndicate Senior Portfolio Manager, Director - Fixed Income Session ends: 13:15
13:15	Syndicating loans in the ‘new’ normal: How and where are banks lending? What price and what structure? Regional vs. international: Are regional banks becoming more competitive over international banks? What is the appetite for international banks to lend in the Middle East and for what tenors? Finding investment opportunities: How and where can banks deploy capital? What are their expectations for their returns? What impact is a rise in the cost of funds having on margins and tenors? USD vs local currency: how and why are borrowers looking at dollar alternatives? Given recent volatility in the DCM space, what is the likelihood for the take out of various bridge financings? Moderator Managing Director, Head of Loan Syndicate & Distribution Speakers Senior Director, Origination, Investment Banking Head of Loan Distribution Head of Emerging Markets, Financial Institutions & Benelux - Loan Capital Markets EMEA Head of Loan Distribution Director - Loan Syndication Head of Project & Corporate Finance, Wholesale & Institutional Banking Session ends: 14:00
14:00	Networking lunch hosted by MUFG Session ends: 15:00
14:55	Chairpersons Remarks Speaker Executive Director, Loan Syndicate & Distribution Session ends: 15:00
15:00	Navigating bond and loans markets: How are banks and FIs funding themselves? Cost of funding: how are interest rates and liquidity impacting FI funding strategies? How are they managing funding costs and optimising asset-liability management? ALM management: what lessons were learnt from SVB and are GCC banks insulated from such an event? Capital and liquidity management: how much is up for refinancing? In which ways are FIs diversifying their funding and tapping new liquidity pools? What are the implications of the CS saga on AT1 investment in the GCC? Moderator Managing Director, Head of Capital Markets, FIG, AME Speakers Senior Managing Director, Group Funding & Investor Relations Senior Managing Director – Group Treasurer Managing Director, Head of Fixed Income Research and Strategy Managing Director, ALM & Funding Centre Director, Debt Capital Markets MENA Session ends: 15:45
15:45	Assessing the outlook for the IPO boom in the region How are global investors looking to participate in the region’s active equity markets? What can Middle Eastern institutions do to attract greater investment from outside the region? What are the steps for those looking to undertake a successful IPO? When, why and how should a company consider dual listing? What are the benefits compared to a single listing? What lessons can be learnt from previous success stories in the market and what opportunities are there post-IPO? Moderator Managing Director, Head of Advisory & Equity Capital MarketsF Speakers Head of Investment - MENA Equity Managing Director, Head of Equity Capital Markets Partner, Head of Capital Markets Chief Portfolio Management Officer Session ends: 16:30
16:30	What do rising financial costs mean for the bankability of infrastructure projects in the region? How are interest rate hikes and rising inflation being managed in the project and infrastructure sector? PPPs, mini-perms, project bonds: What structures are now being favoured? Mega and Giga project financings in the region: How much investment is needed and what funding opportunities are there for investors? Moderator Head, Financing Solutions Speakers Partner, Project & Infrastructure Finance Head of Project & Corporate Finance, Wholesale & Institutional Banking Head of Project and Structured Finance Executive Director, Head of Structured Capital Markets Executive Director – Project Finance Session ends: 17:15
17:15	Opportunities and challenges for MENA corporates looking to Africa: How are African banks bridging the funding gap? Where are the opportunities for MENA corporates to invest in Africa? What tenors and size of tickets are available? What challenges and risks do MENA corporates face when financing projects in Africa? How can African banks bridge the gap between MENA corporates and potential investments in Africa. Which financing structures are they offering to facilitate more investment from MENA? Moderator Senior Relationship Manager, Corporate and Institutional Banking Speakers Senior Manager – Project Finance Director, Project Finance Session ends: 18:00
18:00	Chairperson’s closing remarks and close of Day One Moderator Executive Director, Loan Syndicate & Distribution Session ends: 18:05

7th June 2023

08:15	Day Two: ESG & Capital Markets Middle East 2023 Session ends: 14:15
09:05	Chairperson’s opening remarks Speaker Managing Director, Global Loan Solutions Session ends: 09:15
09:15	Sustainable investing and the Middle East Tariq Fancy served as BlackRock’s first-ever Global Chief Investment Officer for Sustainable Investing in 2018 & 2019. After leaving he began publishing op-eds challenging the ESG status quo, culminating in a 2021 viral essay entitled “The Secret Diary of a Sustainable Investor” that argued that business leaders are “answering inconvenient truths with convenient fantasies.” His unique perspective and experience give him unparalleled insights into arguably the most important challenge for global capitalism today: how to merge sustainability and social imperatives with traditional business models focused purely on profit. Speaker Session ends: 09:45
09:45	Just Finance and managing the transition in the energy sector Speaker Energy and Oil & Gas Transitions Lead Session ends: 10:05
10:05	Energy security vs. energy transition: What will ESG Capital Markets in the Middle East look like in the coming 30 years in order for net-zero by 2050 to be achievable? What is the ESG roadmap for energy-rich regions like the Middle East? How will the world transition whilst it seeks to secure its energy? How are institutions reconciling environmental and social considerations? Is there a contradiction between the two, given the ever-present need to ensure energy security? Moderator Head of Commodities, ESG and EM Research Speakers Managing Director, Head of Oil & Gas Advisory Vice President - Corporate Finance & Investor Relations Associate Director, Corporate Ratings Director, Treasury, Risk and Insurance Executive Director, Market Development Session ends: 10:50
10:50	Networking break Session ends: 11:30
11:30	How are issuers & borrowers benefitting from ESG? Why should ESG be considered and what will it mean including and beyond the ’greenium’? What is the outlook for green bonds and other ESG instruments in the region? How much of a concern is greenwashing for companies embarking on a green transition? Case studies: what does a successful transition look like? Moderator Director, Debt Capital Markets, MENA Speakers Director, Sustainable Finance Director, Debt Management Vice President, Treasury and Strategy Global Head, Sustainable Bonds, Debt Capital Markets Session ends: 12:15
12:15	What are investors looking for from issuers and borrowers in the Middle East? How can corporates demonstrate their sustainability credentials to attract investment? What is the investor view of the Middle East from an ESG perspective? What ESG metrics are they looking at in varying sectors? What do investors consider greenwashing and how can it be addressed? How do investors weigh up the O&G/commodity make-up of MENA’s economies vs. their requirements to invest sustainably? At what point does O&G become uninvestable? How are investors reconciling environmental and social considerations? Is there a contradiction between the two, given the ever-present need to ensure energy security? Moderator Managing Director, Head of Sustainable, Asset & Project Finance Speakers Head of Banking Head of Sustainable Finance, Capital Markets Managing Director, EMEA, Corporate Finance Portfolio Manager Session ends: 13:00
13:00	Greening the Middle East’s syndicated loan markets: How are banks adapting their portfolios and approach to underwriting in-line with ESG principles? How are banks changing the way they lend to clients in-line with their rapidly shifting ESG policies? How much does your portfolio emit: How are banks measuring how much carbon is in their portfolios? How does this impact the way they are lending? How can banks work with key clients to continue to support their commercial activities while hitting their internal ESG targets? Moderator Senior Director, Head of Sustainable Finance, Investment Banking Speakers Country Head Director - Debt Capital Markets & Syndications Director, ESG Solutions Session ends: 13:45
13:45	End of Day Two and Close of Conference Session ends: 00:00

WHY DOES YOUR INDUSTRY PARTICIPATE?

Regional Banks/DFIs

To institutionalise relationships and grow their revenue with existing clients
To return to the office with high quality new business contacts and leads
To meet the issuers and borrowers from across the continent in one trip
To develop investor relations and effectively communicate their bank’s highlights/investment propositions to appropriate, senior decision-makers that otherwise would not have been easily accessible or in one place at one time

International Banks/DFIs

To meet the most credible and reputable private and public issuers and borrowers from across the region
To accelerate deals with current partners
To establish high-quality business connections with prospects
To connect with multinational corporates interested in establishing/growing operations in their geographies

Regional Law Firms

To stand out from competitors and ensure that they are viewed as the top law firm in their geography
To hold meetings with international law firms who can bring them in as regional law firm partners on deals
To meet senior decision-makers from key local and international corporates, sovereigns, investors and banks with relevance to their deals in one location

International Law Firms

To promote their firm and ensure that they are viewed as the top international law firm partner by regional law firms working on important deals across the Middle East's capital markets
To win new business from their key target markets
To institutionalise relationships and grow their revenue with existing clients
To meet senior decision-makers from key local and international corporates, sovereigns, investors, banks & regional law firms in one location

Corporates & Sovereigns

To conduct face-to-face meetings with local and international FIs to discuss upcoming transactions and future financing strategies
To hear from and meet with other issuers and borrowers from across the region, sharing knowledge and experiences
To meet with government contemporaries to share strategies for the upcoming 6-12 months
To meet with local and international investors to discuss financing strategies and upcoming transactions

Investors

To conduct 1-2-1 meetings with senior decision-makers from Middle Eastern corporates, governments and financial institutions in one place
To hear from and meet with other local and international investors active across the region

COMPANIES CONFIRMED TO ATTEND IN 2023:

A.A. Al Moosa Enterprises LLC
abrdn Investcorp Infrastructure Partners
Abu Dhabi Capital Group
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)
Abu Dhabi Export Office (ADEX)
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development
Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company - Masdar
Abu Dhabi Investment Office
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB)
Abu Dhabi National Energy Com
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA)
Abu Dhabi National Hotels
Abu Dhabi National Industrial Projects
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)

Abu Dhabi Ports Company
ACCIONA
Acciona Agua
ACICO Group
ACM Limited
ACME Group
Acuity Knowledge Partners
ACWA Power
AD Global Investors Limited
Addleshaw Goddard (Middle East) LLP
ADENZA
Aditum Investment Management
ADM
ADNOC Distributions
ADNOC Drilling
Advanced Inhalation Rituals (AIR)
Afaq Express
Agility
Agricultural Bank of China
Agthia
Ahli United Bank
Air Arabia
Air Lease Corporation
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.
AJIL Financial Services Co
AJmal Perfumes
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld
Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait
Al Ahli Holding Group
Al Dahra Holding
Al Farwaniya Property Developments
Al Futtaim
Al Futtaim Group Real Estate
Al Ghurair
Al Habtoor Group
Al Jaber Group
Al Kafeel Consultancy & Services LLC
Al Koot Insurance and Reinsurance Company.
Al Mazroui Group of Companies
Al Muhaidib Group
Al Rajhi Bank
Al Tamimi & Company
Al Wathba National Insurance
Al Yousuf Group
Al Yousuf LLC
ALBA
Albaraka Portföy Yönetimi A.S.
Alcantara Advisory LLC
Alcazar Energy
Aldar Properties
Alfahim Group
Alghanim Industries
Alghanim International
Ali Zaid Al Quraishi & Bros
Alinma Bank
Alkhabeer Capital
Allen & Overy
Allied Cooperative Insurance Group (ACIG)
Al-Rajhi United Holding Co.
Alshawamikh Oil Services
Alshaya Group
Altica Partners
Alturki Holdings
AMEA Power
Amicorp Netherlands B.V.
Apical Group
Apparel Group
Arab African International Bank
Arab Authority for Agricultural Investment and Development
Arab Bank
Arab Monetary Fund
Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP)
Arada Development
Aramex
Arasco
Arcapita Investment Management
AREIT Investment Holdings
Arqaam Capital
Arthur Cox
ASGC Group
Ashmore
Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL)
ASMA Capital Partners
ASYAD Group
Aujan Group Holding
AURBIS Capital
Aventicum
Azimut Group
Azizi Developments
Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO)
Baker Mckenzie
BancTrust
BancTrust and Co. Investment Bank
Bank ABC
Bank Muscat
Bank of Africa
Bank of Bahrain & Kuwait (BBK)
Bank of Baroda
Bank of China
Bank of Jordan
Bank of Sharjah
Bank of Singapore
Banque Du Caire
Banque Saudi Fransi
Barclays
Basic Chemical Industries
Bayanat AI
Beacon FinTrain
BEEAH Group
BIBD Securities
Bird & Bird
Bloomberg
BNP Paribas
BNY Mellon
Boeing
BofA Securities
Boodai Trading Company
Borouge
Boubyan Bank
Brevan Howard Asset Management
BRF
Brookfield Asset Management
Brookfield Private Capital
Bukhatir Investments Limited
Bupa Arabia
Burgan Bank
Byrne Equipment Rental
Capital Bank of Jordan
Capital Investments
Capital Markets Malaysia
Cargill
Central Bank of Bahrain
Central Bank of Oman
Central Circle Co
Charles Monat Associates
Citi
Classic Fashion Apparel DMCC
Clifford Chance
Commercial Bank International
Commercial Bank of Dubai
Commerzbank
Consolidated Contractors Company
Costra Group
CPI Property Group
Credit Agricole CIB
Credit Suisse
Crescent Petroleum
Dabur International
DAMAC
Damac Capital
DAMAC Properties
Daman Investments
Dana Gas
Danway Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
Dar Group
DBS Bank
Dechert
DEG Invest
Deloitte
Dentons
Department of Finance, Abu Dhabi
Department of Finance, Dubai
Deutsche Bank
Dogan Investment Bank
Doha Bank
DP World
DP World Financial Services
Du Telecom
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise
Dubai Aviation City Corporation
Dubai Cable Company (DUCAB)
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA)
Dubai Green Fund
Dubai Holding
Dubai Investments
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC)
Dubai South
Dubai World Trade Centre
DWF LLP
E&
Earthlink
Eastspring Investments
EDF
Edge Group
EFG Hermes
EIG
Electrical Industries Company
Elixir Securities
Elsewedy Electric
Emicool
Emirates Airline
Emirates Development Bank
Emirates Food Industries
Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA)
Emirates Islamic Bank
Emirates National Investment
Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC)
Emirates NBD
Emirates NBD Asset Management
Emirates NBD Capital
Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC)
Emirates Re Takaful
Emirates Water & Electricity Company (EWEC)
Energy Development Oman
Engie
Epicure Investment Management
Equate Petrochemical Company
Equitativa
ETG World
Etihad Airways
Etihad Credit Insurance
Etihad Rail
Etihad Water & Electricity
Etisalat
Euronext
European Wealth Group
Exeed Industries LLC
FAB Global Asset Management
FAS Energy
Fertiglobe
FFA Private Bank
FIM Partners
FINSIGHT
Finvizier Consultancies
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)
Fisher Investments
Fitch Ratings
Fitch Solutions
Flydubai
Fouad Alghanim & Sons Group
Foulath Holding B.S.C.
Franklin Templeton Investments
Fujairah Oil Terminal FZC
Future Group
G42
GCS Contracting
General Electric (GE)
General Pension & Social Security
GFH Financial Group
Ghassan Aboud
GIB Capital
Goldman Sachs
Government of Sharjah
Gulf Bank
Gulf Capital
Gulf Capital Markets Association (GCMA)
Gulf International Bank
Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries
H&H Group
Hamriyah Free Zone Authority
Hassana Investment Company
HEA Investments
Hikma Pharmaceuticals
Hotpack Packaging Industries
Houlihan Lokey
Howden Group
HSBC
Humania Capital
ICBC
ICBC Standard Bank
ICE DATA SERVICES
IHC
Independant Consultant
Independent Asset Manager
Intermass
International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation
International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC)
International Water Distribution Co
Intesa Sanpaolo
Invest AD
Invest Bank
Invest Bank P.S.C.
Investcorp
Investment & Development Office Govt. of RAK
Investment and Development Office - Government of Ras Al Khaimah
Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD)
Islamic Corporation Development (ICD)
ISS Corporate Solutions, Inc.
Ittihad International Investment
J.P. Morgan
Jadwa Investment
JCG Management DMCC
Jeddah Central Development Company
Jindal Steel and Power
JRB Chartered Accountants
JSW Cement
Kafalah
KAFD
Kamco Invest
KFH Capital Investment Company
KfW IPEX-Bank
Kingston Holdings
Kipco - Kuwait Projects Company (Holding)
Korea Development Bank (KDB)
KPC
Kuwait Finance House
Kuwait International Bank
Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW)
Latham & Watkins LLP
Latis
Lesha Bank
Limitless World
Linklaters LLP
Liquidity Finance LLP
LLB
Lockheed Martin Global Inc.
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)
LUMIERE G INTERNATIONAL LTD
Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Lynx & Bee Consulting
M7 Kapital
Ma'aden
Majid Al Futtaim Group
Mantrac Group
Maples Group
MAQ Legal
Mariana Investment Partners
MarketAxess Corporation
Mashreq
MASIC
Masraf Al Rayan
Matarat
Mauritius Commercial Bank
Maybank
Maybank Islamic
Mazoon Electricity Company
MB Holding Company
McDermott
Mercuria
Metito
MIDAR Investments & Development
Miller Insurance Services
Millerhill Advisors
Ministry of Finance, Cameroon
Ministry of Finance, Egypt
Ministry of Finance, UAE
Miral Asset Management
Mitsui & Co
Mizuho Bank
Mizuho International
MJ Additive International
Mohamed Hareb Al Otaiba
Montfort Investments
Moody's Analytics
Moody's Investors Service
Moove
Morgan Lewis
Morgan Stanley
Mountain View
Mowah
Mubadala Health
Mubadala Investment Company
MUFG
Mumtalakat
Munch International Holding
Mushrif Trading & Contracting Company KSCP
Nakheel
Nama Holding
Nanshan Life Insurance Company
National Bank of Bahrain
National Bank of Oman
National Development Fund
National Holding
National Leasing & Financing Company
Natixis
NEOM
NEOM Green Hydrogen Company
NetRoadshow
NexantECA Limited
Niranth Collaborators LLC-FZ
Noga Holding
Nordic Aviation Capital
Nurol LLC
Oasis Investment LLC (Al Shirawi Group - ESG)
Oman Air
Oman Cement Company
Oman Electricity Transmission Company (OETC)
Oman Investment & Development Holding Co. (Mubadrah)
Oman Investment Authority
Oman Oil Marketing Company S.A.O.G
Oman Vision 2040
Oman Water & Wastewater Services Company
Omniyat
ONE Swiss Private Wealth
One Swiss Private Wealth Ltd
OQ
OQ Gas Networks
OQ Trading
Osool Asset Management
Pearl Dairy Farms Limited
Perbadanan Tabung Amanah Islam Brunei (TAIB)
Permasteelisa Gartner Middle East LLC
Petrofac
Power China
Private Department of H.E. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan
Public Investment Fund (PIF)
Pure Harvest
Qatar Energy
Qatar Financial Centre
Qatar General Holding Company
RAK Ceramics
RAK Porcelain LLC
RAKBANK
Rand Merchant Bank
Rassmal Investments
Rawabi Holding
Red Sea Global
Red Sea Housing Services Company FZE
Red Sea International
Reem Mall
Retal Urban Development Company
Riyad Bank
Riyadh Air
RJ O'BRIEN
Roland Berger
Roshn
Rothschild & Co
Royal Golden Eagle (RGE)
Royal London Asset Management (RLAM)
RoyalJet
Ruya Partners
S&P Global
S&P Global Ratings
Sabic
SALIC
Salik
Samsung C&T
Sanabil Investments
Sanad
Sancta Capital
Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco Base Oil Company - Luberef
Saudi Electricity Company
Saudi Environment Fund
Saudi Fransi Capital
Saudi Investment Bank
Saudi National Bank
SAWACO – Water Desalination
SCS World
Securities Commission Malaysia
Seddiqi Holding
Shamal
Sharjah Finance Department
Shell
SICO Bank
SICO Investment Bank
Siemens Energy
Simmons & Simmons
Sirius Aviation Capital
SMBC
SMBC Nikko Capital Markets
Sobha Realty
Societe Generale
Sohar International
Sojitz Corporation
Standard Chartered Bank
stc - Kuwait
Stephenson Harwood
Strategic and Precious Metal Processing (FZC) LLC
Sukoon Insurance Company
Sweihan PV Power Company (SPCC)
Symbiotics ICS
Tabreed
Taghleef Industries
Talc Investments
Tamasuk Holding Company
Tamweel Al-Oula Financing
Tanmiah Foods Company
Tawazun Council
Telecom Egypt
Texel Finance
The Egyptian British Chamber of Commerce
The Global CIO Office
ThyssenKrupp
TMF Group
Tradeline Securities
Trading Development Partnership
Tribe Infrastructure
Tristar Transport
Union Investment Privatfonds
United Arab Bank
United Printing and Publishing
United Real Estate Company
VAMED
Vienna Stock Exchange (Wiener Börse)
Vision Invest
Vita Healthcare
Vodafone Oman
Vulcan International
Wafra Inc
Wafra International Investment Company
Walkers
Warba Bank
wasl
Willis Towers Watson
Wisayah
WTW
Yahsat
Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining (YASREF)
Yanbu Cement Company
Yellow Door Energy
Zain

ACCOMODATION:

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