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ADGM is the MENA Region's Largest IFC with 11,128 Active Licences at the end of H1 2025

H1 was also defined by transformative deals and partnerships between some of Abu Dhabi's most influential institutions and ADGM-based entities, highlighting the centre's role in enabling global businesses to invest and build strategic local and regional partnerships. H1 was also defined by transformative deals and partnerships between some ofAbu Dhabi'smost influential institutions and ADGM-based entities, highlighting the centre's role in enabling global businesses to invest and build...
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H1 was also defined by transformative deals and partnerships between some of Abu Dhabi's most influential institutions and ADGM-based entities, highlighting the centre's role in enabling global businesses to invest and build strategic local and regional partnerships.

The total number of    during H1, marking a . These include .

ADGM registered , the highest number of licences issued during a six-month period since ADGM's establishment. This represents a compared to a year earlier and brings the total number of active licences in ADGM to 11,128.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority issued a total of for financial services firms, , while were granted, .

Strong  global  and regional presence of top global firms includes .

At the end of June 2025 , the number of registered , while the .

 established an  office in ADGM and entered into .

US-based asset manager inaugurated its ADGM and to co-develop natural gas and LNG ventures, establishing a transatlantic energy corridor through ADGM.

 from within ADGM. With ambitions to manage more than USD 10 billion in liabilities, the venture positions ADGM as a nucleus for AI-driven global financial solutions.

of its registered entities. The total value of ADGM-based firms listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has by the end of H1 2025

ADGM representatives participated in the where they engaged with global financial leaders on regulatory collaboration, sustainable finance, ongoing initiatives within AI, as well as capital markets innovation.

Additionally, ADGM participated in a wider Abu Dhabi delegation on a to highlight the benefits of setting up in Abu Dhabi and to engage with leading institutions across private banking, wealth management, and family offices.

The increasing number of work permits issued by .

The Financial Services Authority concluded four new with regulatory counterparts in , and on sanctions compliance, cybercrime prevention and cybersecurity. Additionally, key legislative enhancements were introduced in H1 2025 to align ADGM's frameworks with international best practices in

ADGM's Registration Authority (RA) introduced several key enhancements, such as the launch of , a digital tool designed to streamline property interest verification, and the introduction of , offering greater operational flexibility for non-financial businesses. In line with ADGM's ease-of-doing-business agenda, the RA also rolled out , further simplifying and lowering the cost of market entry.

The RA signed a strategic to promote collaboration and mutual recognition of Operating Digital Platforms (ODPs).

Supervisory activity significantly increased, with the RA conducting compared to H1 2024, underscoring its commitment to maintaining high governance standards.

The , choosing ADGM as the venue to gather renowned arbitration, legal and relevant industry experts from around the world.  

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